Slartibartfast returns! (Life, the Universe and Everything - Douglas Adams)

Member Name: B0nfire

Product:	Life, the Universe and Everything - Douglas Adams
Date:	28/06/00 (39 review reads)
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Advantages: The best in the series

Disadvantages: A slim book (as are all of the others)

Book three carries on the Hitchhiker’s guide, and we begin to move into unfamiliar territory. The heroes escape prehistoric Earth on an interdimensional sofa, and meet up with Slartibartfast again in the midst of a cricket match. We discover all about the evil roots of the game and a spacecraft powered by a tea party.
Oh, and Arthur learns to fly (apparently you just need to be distracted before you hit the floor) and God’s final message to the universe is revealed.
We’ve already had the worst book in the series – well this is the best. Funny all the way through, it contains enough outlandish plot twists and set ups that you’ll be entertained all the way to the end. Yes, it is downhill from here, so make the most of it while it lasts.

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