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the rosie project - who was the father?

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Janus · 21/02/2014 20:25

I've read this rather quickly and in half term with 4 kids at home so I think I may have missed some points but I think Phil was actually her Dad, is that right?!!

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Destinysdaughter · 21/02/2014 20:29

Im glad you started this thread as I was confused too but I think you are right... Bit of a letdown IMO and didn't totally make sense to me...

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MrsBennetsEldest · 21/02/2014 20:32

The man she thought was her step dad.

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Janus · 21/02/2014 20:48

Yes, Phil was the man who she thought was her step dad. I need to go back to start as I can't remember why it was thought he wasn't and did he think he wasn't from when she was born too and what an impact that had on their lives. But it's only a book I suppose!!!

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Destinysdaughter · 21/02/2014 21:14

What did peo

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Destinysdaughter · 21/02/2014 21:15

What did people think of the book?

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Janus · 21/02/2014 23:22

I actually really enjoyed it but I did keep thinking all the way through 'they are so going to make this into a film'. I have been watching 'The bridge' and can see how having a friend or partner with aspergers would be refreshing, if that doesn't sound patronising.

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DontHaveAtv · 22/02/2014 10:30

Yes it was Phil, she didn't think he was her dad because her mum told her he wasn't. The mum came to the conclusion based on Rosies eye colour being different from both parents.

I loved the book but couldnt help picturing Don to look like Mos from the IT croud!

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hackmum · 22/02/2014 11:22

I thought it was obvious from quite early on that Phil was going to turn out to be her dad! Still enjoyed it though. (And there were a couple of red herrings where it looked as if either Gene or the guy who was slightly threatening towards Don was going to be the dad.)

I kept imagining it as a film too - possibly a reflection of the fact that it apparently started life as a filmscript before becoming a novel.

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UnhappyFeet · 21/06/2014 19:52

I have no visible hair on my thighs but they are a bit pimply ( I have a bit of Keratosis pilaris-sp?). But my calves compete with DH if left wild. I think epilator may be the thing to try. Thanks.

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UnhappyFeet · 21/06/2014 19:53

Ha ha! Wrong thread, lol !

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