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Het Rosie project

Graeme Simsion (author), Linda Broeder (translator)
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Het Rosie project

Graeme Simsion (author), Linda Broeder (translator)
In series:
Rosie; 1
Genre:
Humoristische literatuur, Romans
Graeme Simsion, Het Rosie Project

`Spannend, nerdy, lief en grappig. Het Rosie Project wordt een wereldwijde hit.' NRC Handelsblad

De autistische Don Tillman doceert genetica aan de universiteit.
Hij is superintelligent, kan geweldig koken en is op zoek naar een vrouw. Door zijn sociale onhandigheid is hij echter nooit verder gekomen dan een eerste date.
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Subject
Autismespectrumstoornissen, Liefde
Title
Het Rosie project
Author
Graeme Simsion
Translator
Linda Broeder
Language
Dutch
Original language
English
Original title
The Rosie project
Publisher
Amsterdam: Luitingh-Sijthoff, 2013
1 digitaal bestand
ISBN
9789021809632
CloudLibrary
3hwgd89
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About Graeme Simsion

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Graeme C. Simsion is an Australian author, screenwriter, playwright and data modeller. Prior to becoming an author, Simsion was an information systems consultant, co-authoring the book Data Modelling Essentials, and worked in wine distribution.

Literary career

Don Tillman novels

In 2012 Simsion won the Victorian Premier's Unpublished Manuscript Award for his book The Rosie Project. The novel was published by Text Publishing to critical acclaim in Australia in January 2014. It has since sold more than three and a half million copies in over forty countries around the world.

Simsion initially wrote The Rosie Project as a screenplay, which has since been optioned to Sony Pictures Entertainment.

A sequel titled The Rosie Effect, was published on 24 September 2014.

The third and final book, The Rosie Res…Read more on Wikipedia

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