🚀 Book Review: The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams

Title: The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy

Author: Douglas Adams

Pub Date: 10/12/1979

Publisher: Del Ray

HC-ISBN: 978034539180

Formats: Kindle/e-book, Hardcover, Paperback, Audiobook

(read via audiobook, often during long sunny drives and laughing at hilarious lines in traffic)

Martin Freeman is Arthur Dent in my brain, bathrobe and all. Forever. At least since I saw the movie as a child.

This book is absurd in the best way: clever, chaotic, oddly tender, and weirdly soothing—like wrapping yourself in a towel mid-existential crisis.

Favorite line? "So long and thanks for all the fish.” Because same. 🐬

A delightful spiral into space, bureaucracy, and British humor that reminded me how small we are—and how funny that can be.

Best enjoyed: With a towel, tea, and zero expectations for logic (and maybe with a cat to chase those mice away)

5 out of 5 intergalactic guidebooks