from raizel

Captures the outer style of Douglas Adams but misses his essence. It feels like Nothing happens for most of it. The ending is reasonable and the book---I can't resist---mostly harmless. Oh, unless you're really serious about religion and then you might be very offended.

from bookappeal

It cannot be an easy thing to walk in the footsteps of greatness. Eoin Colfer does a commendable of job capturing the fun and insanity of Douglas Adams's Hitchhiker series in this sixth part of the trilogy. It's a bit scattered but there are some truly laugh out loud moments and snippets of dialo...

from fyrefly98

Summary: By the end of Mostly Harmless, Arthur Dent had finally made it back to Earth - well, an Earth, if not exactly his Earth. However, his being back on Earth made it that much easier for the Vogons to complete their mission of destroying the Earth and all of its inhabitants, in the name of a...

from tcarter

It has to be said that I approached this with some trepidation. Was it really possible for another author to capture the world of Arthur, Ford and the Babel fish? I need not have feared. Eoin Colfer has triumphed in capturing the language style, the heart of the characters and the sheer implausib...

from tcarter

It has to be said that I approached this with some trepidation. Was it really possible for another author to capture the world of Arthur, Ford and the Babel fish? I need not have feared. Eoin Colfer has triumphed in capturing the language style, the heart of the characters and the sheer implausib...