The Rosie Effect by Graeme Simsion is the follow up to The Rosie Project. Don Tillman, the Australian geneticist, with Asperger's syndrome, now living in New York with his wife Rosie, finds out she is pregnant. As he approached the problem of trying to get Rosie to marry him, he now approaches the problem of how to become a good father, very scientifically and with slightly odd methods that land him in trouble with the law.
Both books are laugh out loud funny and hard to put down. However, things keep going from bad to worse for Don in this sequel and I was starting to feel really bad for him and hoping he would catch a break, which he eventually does. I didn't love it quite as much as The Rosie Project, but still a hilarious and worthwhile read.
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