《The Rosie Project》读后感1000字

《The Rosie Project》是一本由Graeme Simsion著作，Michael Joseph出版的Paperback图书，本书定价：GBP 12.99，页数：304，特精心收集的读后感，希望对大家能有帮助。

《The Rosie Project》读后感(一)：一场误会引起的爱情

故事主人公Don是一个不折不扣的nerd，生活一成不变,重视schedule，例如每天几点练习空手道，每天吃什么菜都固定。说得最多的是 waste of time.没有社交生活得他终于到了不惑之年，是时候成家了。所以他根据之前的相亲经验和他对伴侣的要求制定了一个问卷调查，名曰“the wife project”妻子计划，啊多么高大上的东东啊~~~~

然后有一天，办公室来了一位漂亮的女生Rosie，他以为是朋友推荐给他的妻子计划候选人，还以为人家在酒吧里做侍应，啊多么美丽的误会啊。

恩，然后爱情就在帮Rosie寻找亲生父亲的过程中慢慢升华，Rosie的出现完完全全地打乱了Don的生活节奏，降低了Don自以为“合理”的对伴侣的要求。从此以后Don就背Rosie死死地吃住了

最后，Don悟出了这样一个道理：Love is a powerful feeling for another person, often defying logic.

《The Rosie Project》读后感(二)：期待陷入爱情的话，承认也没什么大不了啊

男主典型的geek脑回路，在这个那么多人都会爱上谢耳朵的时代当然是很吸粉啦。我觉得他挺萌的也有点小迷人，看到他意识到爱情的来临的过程，从一开始相信自己厉害到能让世界运转良好，到全心全意地改变自己多少有点感动~没有那么精彩，但是很值得一看啊，读起来很享受，英文不难，也有不少让我忍不住傻笑的情节。

Claudia这个人物挺有意思的，很奇怪，把生活过成了养成游戏的既视感

里面的亲情线也有点意思，有的时候会让我觉得有点别别扭扭的，但是接受起来也ok，现实一点不那么完美也没关系，不那么禁得起推敲的话，就不要推敲好了。亲情线里面有几处很有共鸣的地方，所以不讨厌。

这不是一本很深刻的书，言情小说而已嘛，但是看到Dr. Tillman这么努力地寻找爱情让我也有点小触动啊。原来不论是谁，只要能让你感到从未感受过的快乐，那就是真爱呀。虽然ta的到来会让你完全意想不到，虽然自己曾经有许多的不完美，但是爱情降临的时候就会有一种让人想义无反顾的力量。Rosie也很可爱，面对这样的Dr. 也会勇敢地去接近，会动心。虽然我不爱这个人物的所有，她的那种洒脱，另类我很欣赏~

喜欢这种主题，让人觉得很暖心，即使现在单着也暖心，又不会幻想过度毁三观，哈哈。

最后想说，好喜欢这个封面！想起了老友记里面 He's her lobster.

《The Rosie Project》读后感(三)：King of nerd的相亲记

首先很负责任的说，好看。

书讲的就是个一波三折的爱情故事，只不过作者将主角“我”塑造成高智商没情商的形象，以此制造了最大的矛盾，作为读者自然已经迫不及待的想要看到“我”这种king of nerd是如何找到另一半的。

为了更有说服力，整本书都用一种不带感情只讲利弊的语言写就，也算是一个看点。尤其是里面偶尔掺杂的冷幽默，更是效果非凡。

综合以上条件，另一半的存在——也就是Rosie——必须像一个复杂问题的简单解那样，一方面要出人意料，一方面还要合情合理。作者做到了，至少是书的前半部分，我觉得Rosie确实非常迷人。

遗憾的是到后来，Rosie变得莫名其妙并缺乏存在感，“我”的转变显得生硬，剧情单纯的为了drama而drama拖得太长，搞的最后结局揭晓也没有解题解出来的快感了。

此外值得一提的是书中不少yy的桥段，类似穿越小说主人公用现代人的知识和技能去碾压古人，只不过这里作者用高深的专业知识和精密的设计将之包装地更加合理，档次更高。倒是看过作者的履历后我发现，书里的“我”明显是以作者自己为范本制造出来的，以作者的视角看，这些情节可能真算不上yy，所以这条算我挑刺儿。

而除了包装精美的yy以外——是的我又改变主意了，主角这种人怎么可能找到另一半，不是yy是什么，哈哈哈哈哈——书中还有很多类似的技巧，明显可以看出作者为了让故事更畅销而做的努力，这是故事好看的原因，不过也因此算不得伟大。

最后吐槽一个，这书是美帝的移民宣传册吗？

《The Rosie Project》读后感(四)：I love you for bringing out the best in me

At first, I thought Don was like a mixture of Sheldon and Leonard. He divided every part of his life with clockwork precision, such as to what to eat and when to do the excercises. He lacked the social ability to make friends with others, which led to the fact that he only had two friends: his colleague Gene and his wife. Despite his obtuse awareness about socializing, he decided it was time for him, a 39-year-old genetics professor, to have a wife. To obtain this object, he elaborated a wife project in which he listed all kinds of questions for potential candidates. He was really a nerd, wasn’t he？ Naturally, the project didn’t go well, but Don lucked out by having Rosie pop up. Their first date was due to a series of misunderstandings, but it didn’t prevent them from enjoying it. Don found that Rosie was worried about finding her biological father, so he decided to initiate a Father Project to help Rosie locate him. They got to know each other during the process. Don realized he was quite fond of Rosie. He then formed a plan in order to change for the better, from his hair to his lifestyle. Rosie did feel for him, but she was insecure and didn’t think that Don had the ability to ever love somebody. This is where I got confused. Just because Don couldn’t cry at some touching scenes in movies, doesn’t mean that he wasn’t able to empathize. The voice was there. It was just turned down. You have to listen very carefully. What he went to great lengths to do was rather impressive, even beautiful at its size. If it is not love, I don’t know what counts. As far as I am concerned, to be a better self for the sake of someone else is fantastic. It’s not like you lose your personality to hold onto somebody. It’s just this one brings out the best in you. The beauty of it is so astounding. This is the best part I love about this book.