The Rosie Effect
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I reminded Rosie in the morning as I suspected her unreliability at keeping appointments had been exacerbated by pregnancy. ‘Don’t you forget,’ she said. ‘I’ve got the sonogram booked today.’ Problems had accumulated. I had made a list of eight critical items. 1. The Gene Relocation Problem. Obviously Gene needed to participate in this discussion. 2. The Banned Substances List. I had left it on Rosie’s desk, but she had not indicated her formal approval. 3. Rosie’s problem with leave from the me...dical program. This needed to be resolved as quickly as possible in the interests of certainty. 4. An exercise regimen for Rosie, outstanding after the failure of the swimming program. 5. Rosie’s thesis, behind schedule and in danger of interfering with other activities. 6. The Gene and Claudia Marriage Problem. I had made no progress and needed Rosie’s help. 7. The Carl and Gene Issue. Gene needed to talk to Carl. 8. Direct action on Rosie’s stress. Yoga and meditation are widely recognised as promoting relaxation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I reminded Rosie in the morning as I suspected her unreliability at keeping appointments had been exacerbated by pregnancy. ‘Don’t you forget,’ she said. ‘I’ve got the sonogram booked today.’ Problems had accumulated. I had made a list of eight critical items. 1. The Gene Relocation Problem. Obviously Gene needed to participate in this discussion. 2. The Banned Substances List. I had left it on Rosie’s desk, but she had not indicated her formal approval. 3. Rosie’s problem with leave from the me...dical program. This needed to be resolved as quickly as possible in the interests of certainty. 4. An exercise regimen for Rosie, outstanding after the failure of the swimming program. 5. Rosie’s thesis, behind schedule and in danger of interfering with other activities. 6. The Gene and Claudia Marriage Problem. I had made no progress and needed Rosie’s help. 7. The Carl and Gene Issue. Gene needed to talk to Carl. 8. Direct action on Rosie’s stress. Yoga and meditation are widely recognised as promoting relaxation.
What to read after The Rosie Effect?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Graeme Simsion to read onlineMoreLess
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