The Rosie Effect: Graeme Simsion (The Rosie Project Series, 2)

Wholly absorbing. Leaves you pining to be reunited with its characters every time you put it down - if you're able to (Independent)

Don Tillman is the protagonist who keeps on giving. He is a gem, an empirical laser trained on human shortcomings, especially male ones, and even more especially his own. He is also utterly charming in his lack of guile and his belief in improvability . . . blissfully comic (Evening Standard)

Simsion is very smart at negotiating the line between a satire of the whole modern baby-rearing neurosis and drawing intriguing characters . . . this book is an intelligent piece of fun (The Times)

Offers plenty more laugh-out-loud moments (Guardian)

Touching and entertaining (Mail on Sunday)

Quirky and sweetly funny, you will want to join the Don Tillman fan club all over again (Sun on Sunday)

Genuinely heartwarming, truly endearing, plenty of LOLs. You may end up a blubbing wreck (Heat)

There is much to love in this comedy of errors (Sunday Express)

If you loved The Rosie Project, I don't see how you could fail to love this funny, poignant sparkler of a novel too (Woman & Home)

Equally heart-warming and hilarious (Good Housekeeping)