Life, the Universe and Everything (The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, #3)

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Yoy I would recommend reading ONLY part one and two. Three was made up with pieces for a Doctor Who series that were never used, and does not feel like a …moreI would recommend reading ONLY part one and two. Three was made up with pieces for a Doctor Who series that were never used, and does not feel like a real Hitchhikers' book. I did not like it. Four and five, I and don't know yet, am reading them. But they can never be better than one and two. And yes, it is necessary to read the first book first. If you wish, you can read only the first one.(less)
Rick First of all; this is the third of five books in the Hitchhiker's Trilogy. Read it third, not first. If you'd read the the first two you'd know the an…moreFirst of all; this is the third of five books in the Hitchhiker's Trilogy. Read it third, not first. If you'd read the the first two you'd know the answer to your question.

There is no plot. Anything in any of these books that in anyway resembles a "plot" was put there by Adams just to throw you off the scent. Don't expect a plot, don't look for a plot; just read and enjoy. (less)
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Orinoco Womble (tidy bag and all) Today's kids will probably miss a lot of the 1980s pop culture references, but there's nothing in it to shock or scare them.…moreToday's kids will probably miss a lot of the 1980s pop culture references, but there's nothing in it to shock or scare them.(less)

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