Life, the Universe and Everything Author: Douglas Adams Average Rating: Last Reviewed On: May 28, 2000 (by Scott) Scott's Review: on May 28, 2000 And so we have the continuing stories of Arthur Dent. So far, I'd have to say that I like this book the best in the "trilogy" of the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. We've already meat all the primary characters, and thankfully, this book doesn't involve much of Marvin. This is mostly a parody, or so it would seem to me, of the standard sci-fi we've got to save the galaxy tales, told only as Douglas Adams could tell it. Perhaps not as memorable as the others, there were sections that I didn't recall from the last time I read the book, it nevertheless is a very pleasing read. -- Scott and Michelle