Bücher von Graeme Simsion

The downloadable, audiobook edition of Graeme Simsions prize-winning romantic comedy The Rosie Project, read by the actor Dan OGrady. Meet Don. Don is a genetics professor who just might be somewhere on the autistic spectrum. He looks a little like Gregory Peck and is getting married. He just doesnt know who to yet. But he has designed a very detailed questionnaire to help him find the perfect woman. And its definitely not Rosie. Absolutely, completely, definitely not. Rosie, meanwhile, isnt looking for love; shes looking for her biological father. Sometimes, though, you dont find love: love finds you...

Der unterhaltsame Pilgerweg-Roman durch Italien von Bestseller-Autor Graeme Simsion (»Das Rosie-Projekt«)  Als Zoes gute Freundin Camille sie bittet, mit ihr aufzubrechen und den Franziskus-Weg bis nach Rom zu wandern, stimmt sie spontan zu. Der Pilgerweg, die skurrilen Herbergen, der Muskelkater unter Zypressen - all das ist ein Abenteuer. Besonders, als Zoe dabei Martin begegnet, dem Mann, mit dem sie schon einmal von einem gemeinsamen Leben geträumt hatte. Eröffnet dieser Weg durch Italien eine zweite Chance für die beiden? Ein Roman übers Aufbrechen und Ankommen und darüber, was uns im Leben und in der Liebe wirklich wichtig ist. »Bewegend, mit sanftem Witz.« New Daily, Melbourne Bestseller-Autor Graeme Simsion (»Das Rosie-Projekt«) und seine Frau, Psychologin und Autorin Anne Buist, haben »Schritt für Schritt zum Glück«  gemeinsam geschrieben, jeder aus seiner Perspektive, wie bei ihrem Jakobsweg-Roman »Zum Glück gibt es Umwege«. Beide kennen den Franziskusweg aus eigener Wandererfahrung.

The internationally bestselling novel from the author of The Rosie Result - two misfits walk 2,000 km along the Camino to find themselves and, perhaps, each other.

This book is for practitioners and academics who have learned the conventions and rules of data modelling and are looking for a deeper understanding of the discipline. The coverage of theory includes a detailed review of the extensive literature on data modelling and logical database design, referencing nearly 500 publications, with a strong focus on their relevance to practice. The practice component incorporates the largest-ever study of data modelling practitioners, involving over 450 participants in interviews, surveys and data modelling tasks. The results challenge many long-standing held assumptions about data modelling and will be of interest to academics and practitioners alike. Graeme Simsion brings to the book the practical perspective and intellectual clarity that have made his "Data Modelling Essentials" a classic in the field. He begins with a question about the nature of data modelling (design or description), and uses it to illuminate such issues as the definition of data modelling, its philosophical underpinnings, inputs and deliverables, the necessary behaviours and skills, the role of creativity, product diversity, quality measures, personal styles, and the differences between experts and novices. "Data Modeling: Theory and Practice" is essential reading for anyone involved in data modelling practice, research, or teaching.