The Restaurant at the End of the Universe was not nearly as entertaining as Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. In fact the jokes in this one felt forced, or at the very list over the top versus the nuance of those in the first book. I failed to feel connected to the meandering story or the characters...
This was a most excellent second novel in what is a weird and intriguing series. I don't know how many fans who are not into sci-fi enjoy this series but I do know it is a must read if you appreciate sci-fi and humour.Douglas Adams has this way of using Deus ex Machina to produce profound humorous e...
Not bad. A little predictable in some ways, but overall a really great second book for this series. I couldn't put it down, just like with the first book.
This book started off great. I would have given it 4 stars. I was laughing out loud so hard as I listened to it on CD (Martin Freeman does an excellent job narrating this book), but by the last disc, I wasn't really laughing anymore. It was as if Adams just didn't have it in him anymore. When he sta...
Hitchhiker's, volume 2.The beginning of human life on earth and the end of the universe, aided by infinite improbability. As with the others, it's the ideas and writing that make it so good:Marvin makes a heavily armoured tank guess what weapon he has (nothing). "The guide is definitive. Reality is ...
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