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Romance · 2014 · G

The Rosie effect

by Graeme Simsion

Don Tillman and Rosie navigate pregnancy and marriage with the same amusing social literalism that made the first book beloved.

ForAll agesGenreRomanceLength272 pagesRead time~7 hours

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Violence

None

No violence

Language

Barely any

Minimal mild language

Sexual Content

Barely any

Brief adult romantic references in the married couple context

Substance Use

None

No substance use

Emotional Intensity

None

Warmly comic themes of love, understanding, and the challenges of impending parenthood

What this book is about

The charming sequel to The Rosie Project continues Don's journey through social understanding. Content is mild adult with some romantic references. Appropriate for adult readers.

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Adult romantic references

Autism representation

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