Rosie the Riveter Effect

The Rosie Effect by Australian writer Graeme Simsion is a romantic comedy set in a STEM environment, where science is combined with humor against the backdrop of parenting and neurodiversity issues. It is a continuation of the adventures of scientist Don Tillman, whom the phenomenal and unbearable Rosie first made a husband, and soon will make a father. A funny and interesting story of a young family, written in an easy-to-understand language and able to charm readers of all ages. Don Tillman is a successful geneticist who has always listened to logic and avoided any surprises. Even in his search for a life partner, he used a scientific approach with clear requirements until he met the whimsical and spontaneous Rosie Jarman. Now Don and Rosie are a happily married couple living in New York. And everything was fine until his beloved informed him that she was pregnant. The scientist has no idea what fatherhood is, and when he investigates this issue, he gets into trouble with the law, which he hides from his wife. The couple will face many trials and tribulations, as well as a test of their marriage for strength, which can radically change the characters.