I can not remember when I last enjoyed a book so thoroughly!

A quick and easy read. This book, like Don himself, needs a bit of patience to appreciate. No release date for the movie at this time, but I think it would be a fun flick. A bit predictable, and more than once you may want the characters to just talk directly to each other, but what's a book without a little conflict?
Enjoyable read.

For those who thought my comment on Binge was a downer, this book was the first of the books we read in an attempt to bring in some humor after several heavier books and novels. Simsion wrote the first draft before The Big Bang Theory premiered, but didn't turn it into a novel until 2013. A geneticist and socially awkward guy who has always desired a partner and a family embarks on a rational search for such a life. This has been a fun read and we have had to limit our reading sessions because we laughed so much (not to mention that I get hoarse).

Couldn't finish. I found the author didn't capture my attention at all.

Very enjoyable read. Don has decided he needs a partner & designs a questionnaire for women to full out, thus skipping all the clumsy inept mistakes he always commits in those dating situations. Meanwhile Rosie turns up in his life needing help with a project of her own.
So that's the outline but with in that story is humor, a growing up, deep insight & reforming. The last word in the book is incredible & that's what is....incredible.
It's a book for nearly everyone.

If I hadn't had to make dinner, I would have read this cover to cover in one sitting. I got swept up in Don's project--ridiculous project of course, but fascinating to anyone who has ever dated--the got pretty excited about Rosie's DNA project. Then I got really invested in Gene and Claudia's marriage. I'd call this a love story/mystery (thankfully without graphic sex scenes) but it is far more than that. You'll just have to read it to discover all the levels it will touch your heart. It was just 295 pages that flew by.

If you like it also try
The Bride Test
(The Kiss Quotient #2)
by Helen Hoang

As good as everyone says. An easy and fun read but insightful and moving as well. Highly recommend it.

This is SUCH a heart-warming book, with loads of laugh-out-loud moments.

This book is near perfection! Loved everything but Rosie's too-potty mouth.

I read it quickly because I liked it so much. Recently I read another novel that centered on an autistic young man. Don is intelligent and has everything well organized. He wants to find a woman to live with for life but finds his quirkiness a problem. Humorous . Would be fun for bookclub.