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This third in Don and Rosie‘s story (and now of course Hudson) was fun and entertaining as well as broaching the subject of autism spectrum this time. In the first two books it‘s danced around but not approached.

I love how devoted Don and Rosie and their friends and family are to Hudson, doing what they think will be best to help him adapt to a new school, new friends, new schedules. And I love all the ways Hudson surprises them.

#Expecting
#MayMoms

I really need to read this series ❤️

So glad I stuck with the series after only mildly enjoying book two. This humor felt more like book one, as I had hoped it would. Lighthearted, enjoyable moments to make me laugh heartily.

After the first two installments only flirted with the concept of Autism Spectrum Disorder this one goes full bore into the issues related to it. I liked that there was a look into many of the issues regarding diagnosis and identity.
#BuriedAliveChallenge

I really enjoyed the conclusion to the Rosie story. The author ended this three part story well. Overall, the entire series was a real highlight to read.

This is the third book and I would rate this one 3d of the three
Still very enjoyable. I laughed out loud more times than I could count.
Read all three. They are each a delight.

It has been some time since I read the first two Rosie books, but I've decided it's time to read the 3rd book that has been sitting in my bookshelf for quite some time ☕🤓

The end of the Rosie trilogy. I was glad that Rosie and Don weren't fighting in this one. It is again full of humour, logic amd social problems. It made me think of how much we want others to change, despite of agreeing to change our own reaction. Really nice book!
(🎧 - audiobook)

This was a huge disappointment. I absolutely loved the first book in this series, enjoyed the second book but with this one? It was a hot mess. I did enjoy seeing the interactions of Don and his son, Hudson, but there was just way too much going on so it just wasn‘t enjoyable.

#LitsyAtoZ #R✔️

I needed this. #amomentofsilenceformama

I would definitely go to a bar like that

Stealing a few moments to read while we enjoy coffee, cartoons, and chocolate milk cuddles. Being mama to a two year old with another baby boy on the way, I take the time to read where and when I can.

Currently reading: The Rosie Result - Graeme Simison.
Really loved the first two books in this series and I am so excited to get stuck into the third and final one! Looking forward to see how Don, Rosie and Hudson all get on together. #therosieresult #graemesimison #currentlyreading

Absolutely loved the last book in the Rosie and Don trilogy! They wound up with a great kid and it was a big step for Don to realize that he himself was on the spectrum and to accept it. Loved the characters old and new and I wouldn‘t be surprised if I re-read this trilogy one day. It‘s been a long time since I became so attached to characters. Hoping the absolute best for Don, Rosie, and Hudson!

Really enjoyed the last book in the Rosie trilogy. Don and Rosie wound up with a great kid.

Told it was going to be a two to a two and half hour wait for an oil change at the Toyota service center. Guess that‘s what I get for not making an appt. thank goodness I ate before coming and have this good book to read!

Getting some reading in while waiting for my lunch. It saddens me that this is the last book featuring Don and Rosie and their friends. I‘ve grown attached to these characters and I look forward to how this series ends.

Spent my weekend chilling with this and Millie curled up on my lap 🐕🐾 Finished it today and ready for the next!

Book 3 of the Don Tillman series was not disappointing. I love the other Rosie books and really liked this one too! This one wasn't my favorite of the series but it was still so enjoyable. Don and Rosie are back with their 11 year old son. As usual, problems arise and Don works out a way to fix them all. Fun book! #trilogy

I was super reluctant to read this book given how much I hated the previous one in the series. However a few friends spoke highly of it so I decided to give it a go. I‘m really glad I did. It‘s funny, surprising and really sweet, like the Rosie project was. Skip the middle book and read the first and third only is my tip.

It was nice to visit with Don and Rosie again. I snickered a lot while reading and thoroughly enjoyed Don‘s new project.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

As a teacher of high school students, mainstream, diagnosed and undiagnosed ASD students, this novel really made me appreciate more the journey of all people involved.

Such an amazing story which concluded the trilogy and all its characters marvellously. I love how far along Don has come and socialisation adventure of Hudson. I just loved it. 💕

Book 3 of the trilogy. Excited for this one 😁

A great addition to the Don Tillman story. In this one the Tillman's are debating whether to get a diagnosis, both for Hudson and Don.

#BookishBingo: Protagonist returns to hometown

“I was reasonably certain my son would be proud of me.”

The first installment is my favorite, definitely. I don't remember loving the second. This third installment might be slightly better than the second. This installment includes Don and Rosie's 11-year-old son, Hudson. I liked the friendships/relationships (both Don's and Hudson's) developed in this book, as well as Hudson's development (despite *and* because of the guidance of his parents).

It was great to be back in the life of Don Tillman. He‘s just as honest, literal, and funny as he was in previous books. This time he‘s navigating life as a dad to an 11 year old.

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#netgalley #arc #contemporary

Five stars!

https://apple.news/Al57BCWfSS4KzWzB7_5cMng

We've followed Don through romance, marriage, career, friendship and now we follow him into the wilds of parenthood. I loved the first two installments of 'Rosie', and was so thrilled at getting the chance to see how this amazing, original and charming set of characters continued to love their lives. As Don himself would say, World's Best Trilogy.

Fantastic new characters and dilemmas! And an amazing bar concept that NEEDS to be true...

I'm so excited to have found the third installment in the Rosie Series, The Rosie Result, in the bookstore, by pure chance.
#TheStoryContinues #MoreRosie

After thoroughly enjoying the first two installments of this trilogy, I was thrilled to be approved by #NetGalley for the third “Rosie” book! But the focus here isn‘t on Don and Rosie‘s relationship - instead on their now 11 year old son, Hudson, who seems to really take after his father. This causes problems in his new school... But though this is a quick read, it was missing a lot of the charm and humor of the earlier books... disappointing!

I cannot tell you how excited I was when I get an ARC. I just adored the first two books so much. This picks up years later with Don and Rosie and their son Hudson who is having some difficulty in school. This book had all the charm as the first two books. I would not want to spoil a think but Don is definitely up to his old tricks, If you read the previous books you gotta read this one. Perfect end to the story.

The last book in the Rosie series and I feel like this book has wrapped it up perfectly.
You can find my full review here:
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/2718364990?book_show_action=false&from_rev...

The 3rd in the trilogy but can be enjoyed on its own - Don Tillman & Rosie have an 11 yr-old son Hudson, who might be on the autism spectrum & is struggling at school. A wonderful insight into how schools (don‘t) look after children with special needs. Don tries to help Hudson, with comic results. I loved being back in Don‘s world: warm, funny writing, diverse characters & helps you empathise with people w autism - there‘s more to them than that.

When your book matches the kitchen 💛📖😜

This was a quick, light and very entertaining read. There were plenty of laughs, but also some more serious underlying themes about the way we deal with children who display traits associated with autism spectrum disorder. The publicity for this book has indicated that it is the final book in a trilogy, but I suspect there's probably room for at least one more. #ozfiction

A delight to run into Graeme Simsion today! Love a serendipitous meeting, and of course I had to break my book buying ban for The Rosie Result. 😜📚 We had a lovely chat about books, Books On The Go 🎧 and autism in fiction. 🤩

This is the 3rd book in a trilogy, the first book, (The Rosie Project), being my all time, ultimate, most favourite book.
In The Rosie Result, we have the privilege of watching Don Tillman parent his son, Hudson, in his unique way. This role further endears his character to the reader as we take the journey of acceptance and self reflection with him.
This book is heartwarming, funny and it will make you THINK!
Highly recommended.