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  A very normal man's mind-boggling realisation that he's actually pretty insignificant.

  Having a bad day? It's probably not as bad as Aurthur Dent's. After spending most of his morning lying in mud in his dressing gown to stop his house being bulldozed, his best friend appears to break the news to him that, in fact, the whole planet is about to be bulldozed.
  
  A fantastic adaptation of Adams' original radio series of the same name, HHGttG is a story of a very normal man's mind-boggling realisation that he's actually pretty insignificant. Perfect for anyone who never could get the hang of Thursdays.

  Review by James Allen of the Cardiff Borders on 2009-01-23 14:52:35

• Bookseller review

  hitch-hiker's guide to the galaxy

  in my opinion this is the best book ever written, and you all should read it. Very funy right from the start and a great rainy day or beach read.

  Review by Lorraine Newcombe of the York Borders on 2009-01-30 12:11:01

• Bookseller review

  Out of this world!

  Do you ever ponder the meaning of life and come up with the answer: 42? And what happens when your planet is due for demolition but the construction company failed to inform you? This zany masterpiece reads like a travelogue mixed with Monty Python. On crack. A fantastic must read.

  Review by Simon of the Borders on 2009-04-07 15:45:50

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