The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, 25th Anniversary Edition

fully awesome, the best of its kind because it is the only

Amazing! Very long and hard to keep up with, but it was such a great story. Has a lot in common with the movie, which is one of my favorites, but goes so far beyond the craziness of the screen to a whole new level of literary mastery. Worth the time.

Quite possibly the funniest, most uproarious and satisfyingly ludicrous books ever written. Fantastic. Can't recommend it enough. And on the off chance that you are weird and don't like it, at least it's a quick read.

Great great book. The audiobook read by Stephen Fry is also great

I think you have to dig Douglas Adams humor to appreciate this kind of book. You'll know by the second or third chapter if this is for you. I enjoyed it though - good science fiction.

Very witty and clever. Certainly enjoyable, but I'm not sure I'll read the sequels. I saw the movie first, so the book wasn't what I was expecting.

one of my most fav SFs. DA is really a smart guy..just can't stop laughing.i like humorous stuff-w+

Well it's a classic--what more is there to say?

Ridiculously hilarious, Douglas Adams's imagination is frankly frightening. As the book progressed, I felt more and more annoyed of the Earthling and he practically faded into the background behind his friend Ford and the self-deprecating robot Melvin.