Life, the Universe and Everything

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Summary: ABSOLUTELY HILARIOUS!
Review: I actually read this book before the first two and I thought it was so funny. Adams' off the wall humour makes this book a must have! After Reading it I've purchased the 'Trilogy' of five books and love every one!

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Summary: maddeningly hilarious
Review: if you've ever wondered what it would be like to be a lemon, or how to fly, or how to make a mountain invisible by painting it pink and putting a sign on it that says "someone elses problem" than you HAVE to read this book. my favorite book in the five book trilogy, it has the adams tough and a large glubbering matress.

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Summary: Not as funny as the first two
Review: This installment is not as funny as the first two... I didn't really laugh at all. A nice bridge to "Thanks for all the fish" (which I think is better), but if you only want to laugh, stop at the first two books. It's not particularily funny, or touching, but it of course has the great Adams touch.

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Summary: This book rivals the original Guide
Review: All who have read the original Guide the following series must admit that Life, the Universe and Everything rivals the great HitchHikers Guide to the Galaxy. If you enjoyed the zany fun of the Guide you will find it hard to keep away from this book.

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Summary: More mind-bending brilliant humor
Review: Adams continues his thought-provoking laugh-fest in this third book of the five-book Hitchhiker's series. This book addresses, well...life, the universe, and everything. It is filled with the same colorful characters, scarcastic (but witty) English humor, and subtle analysis of human life that he began in the first book. Reading Adams' work has done me an immeasureable amount of good, and I strongly encourage others to read this series. It is one of the few pieces of literature on the market that truly allows the reader to laugh and really _think_ at the same time.

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Summary: This is a wonderful book
Review: I think that this is one of the funniest books I have ever read. The best part about it is that everything is so real. Who would have thought that the Earth was just a huge computer? Can you prove it isn't???

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Summary: Adams scores a hat trick with his third outstanding book
Review: Amazing! Adams does it again in his third novel! Arthur and Ford are stuck in Earth's past! Zaphod and Trillian are running scared! And let's not forget Slartibartfast, who helped get Arthur into this whole mess. Adams has a wonderful grasp of the English language. Still a must read

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Summary: The Best in the Triliogy
Review: I have read all five books of the HitchHiker's triliogy (Yes, there are five!) and Life, the Universe and Everything was the best (aka if you didn't like it, don't read the next two). That's all

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Summary: A good book for everyone who loves a good book
Review: This book is the best of the "hitchhiker" trilogy. It is written in a typical british style, with enough satire to keep the reader on his toes to attempt to divine the true meaning of every word spoken. Mr. Adams is unique, styleisticaly, because he bridges a gap in writing in a way that is unparalleled. He brings togther Dr. Who and Calvin and Hobbe

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Summary: This book rocks!
Review: Douglas Adams has done it again with this novel. The 3rd of his 5-book saga about Arthur, Ford, Zaphod, Trillian and Marvin is superb. TONS of laughs. I whole heartedly recommend this and all of the other books in the Hitchhiker's series