The first two are fantastic in the literal and colloquial senses. The remainder are only weak in comparison to what went before. So many wonderful concepts and phrases: Vogon ships "hung in the sky in exactly the way bricks don't"; the Hooloovoo; the old man who said nothing was true but was later f...
I've absolutely adored this series ever since my Dad first introduced me to it when I was 13'ish. The wacky humour that may be too much for some is right up my aisle and even know I practically know the books by heart by now, I still very much enjoy both reading and listening to them. The first thre...
I read this too late (just like Catcher in the Rye & To Kill a Mockingbird). While my friends (and wife!) were reading this, I was reading Terry Pratchett. Go figure. I feel Pratchett is better. But this is still good for a few laughs.
I absolutely love this ever-expanding "trilogy". Every time I read this, I laugh almost endlessly. Douglas Adams's sense of humor is smart, dry, and off the wall... Makes for a great reading experience!A few examples: Arthur Dent's awkward meeting of Tricia McMillan at a party, where the music stops...
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