Mostly Harmless (1992)

So I just realised that all my other editions of the series are the wrong editions. Oops. I'll fix that later.

ON WITH THE REVIEW.

This is an excellent edition, though. Martin Freeman's vocal work is on-point and he's the perfect man to recreate Adams' dry, laconic, insufferable British wit. This one had plenty of twists and turns, it wasn't my favourite but there were quite a few moments where I was definitely on the edge of my seat.

It was at times, completely bizarre and just straight-up confusing but I worked my way through it easily enough. I find, though, that like a lot of books in series, the books that aren't your complete and utter favourite (Looking at you, So Long and Thanks for all the Fish) tend to blend in with the rest of the series.

I don't really want to go into the plot too much because this book ties up a lot of the loose ends and plot holes that quite a few of the other books had. I was a little bit unsatisfied with how everything finished up but Adams is such a bizarre and wonderful writer, it's hard to stay mad at him.

4 stars from me. c: ( )

SF 1-Hitchkikers Guide to the Universe 2-The Restaurant at the End of the Universe 3-Life, the Universe and Everything 4-So Long and thanks for all the Fish 5-Mostly Harmless

Another high.y amusing entry in the Hitchhicker's Guide Trilogy. ( )

This one, last in the series didnt make up to the other books in the series. It is little scientific and less humor compared to the other books in the series. ( )

Trillian leaves her grown daughter with Arthur, but Random Dent, a result of the merging of Trillian and Arthur's DNA, is not happy being abandoned and steals The Guide and a ship to go to alternate Earth and the team picks up the track. This installment is a little "off" compared to the first three, but it's still enjoyable for Adams' odd humor and side tracks. The audio reader is Martin Freeman, who does a really good job - especially Marvin's last scene is wonderful. ( )