I pretty much called who her father really was almost from the beginning. I actually started enjoying it more towards the end of the book, when things really started to pick up in the story. I ended up taking over a week to read it.

I finished the book before the discussion date, but then forgot to come back to discuss it! Oops! I would loooooove a sequel although I don't know what it would be about? The main draw to me is all the drama and excitement and everything that leads up to Don and Rosie getting together and I got my happy ending! Nothing more needs to be said :) BUT, a movie would be AWESOME! The entire time I was reading I felt like the character was exactly like Benedict Cumberbatch from Sherlock so I think he would make the perfect Don. Are you interested in seeing the movie or reading the sequel? If this book is turned into a movie, who would you cast as Don and Rosie? The author is working on a sequel to 'The Rosie Project' and a screenplay has been optioned. But I think overall the part of the book I was most interested in was the relationship between Don and Rosie so I'll forgive the ending for being so abrupt :)Ģ. I thought it was going to be Gene! But, I did feel it was rushed and actually didn't understand that her father was her real father and even had to ask Kelsey if that was right. Were you surprised by who Rosie's father was? Did you feel like the ending was rushed and it was hard to know who the father was?

Sequel to the rosie project