"Space", according to the Hitchhiker's Guide, " is big. ... The Guide "is a book. ... This book has some of the most ironic yet sensible symbols in a modern book. ... Another symbol used in the book is Thursday. ... This book definitely a fun read. ...
The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy was written by Douglas Adams. ... The book is full of Adams' quick wit and clichés. ... In the book, he used the destruction of earth to show what we all seek in life, the yearning to know the "meaning of life-. ... The book is pretty much satire about society and science fiction. ... The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy was so entertaining it influenced me to buy his entire series of six novels....
The book offers nothing refreshing to what is currently in media today. ... This is exactly what you will find in The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. ... The book uses a very light sense of humor to teach us how to deal with a huge, cruel universe that doesn't care about us. ... The meaning is given to you by Adams in Hitchhiker's Guide, it is just underlying. ... You know that the book is "guiding" you through the absurdity of life and teaching you how to deal with it. ...
"The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy," by Douglas Adams, is a richly imaginative, clever, innovative, and funny science non-fiction novel. ... According to "The Cosmic Comic: Douglas Adams," (1952-2001) by George Watson, "In his rucksack was a hitchhiker's guide to Europe, and staring up drunkenly at the night sky Douglas Adams wondered idly if anyone could write a guide to the cosmos, too" (112). That was how his first book was born. ... Adams' writing of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy reflects his enthusiasm to technology and his views on religion. ... ...
Novel: Guide to the Galaxy Author: Douglas Adams Genre: Parody; Fiction Douglas Adams who was born in Cambridge, England in 1952 wrote "The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy" which was published in 1979. ... The novels sold quickly and inspired Adams to write four sequels following "The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy". ... Argument over the demands of communication and information were released in "The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy" in 1979. The humor of the novel saved the initial shock from society when the book was first released. ... Literally anything can happen in Adam's book...
The Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy was written in 1979 by Douglas Adams and is the first book in a trilogy of four. Critics all over the world have praised the Hitchhiker trilogy as one of the best book series ever. ... The Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy is a funny book, assumed that the reader likes Douglas Adams humor, which I do. I actually found myself laughing out loud many times when reading this book. ... The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy is a book full of humour, and funny remarks on our society, and our way of thinking. ...
Hitch Hiker`s Guide To The Galaxy The title, Hitch Hiker`s Guide to the Galaxy is the name of a sort of electronic encyclopedia, which contains information about just about anything in the galaxy and is especially made for Hitch Hiker`s. Ford Prefect is an editor for the Guide. ... Structure This edition that I have read is a part of a collection called The Hitch Hiker`s Guide to the Galaxy: a trilogy in four parts. It contains four books, the first of which I will be doing this book report on. ... Main characters and their relation to each other Arthur Dent is one of the m...
This is what Douglas Adams book Life, the Universe, and Everything. The book follows our good friends the earthling Arthur Dent, Ford Prefect, the two headed three armed former president of the universe Zaphod Beeblebronx, and Trillian, Zaphod's extremely attractive assistant, on yet another galactic quest for humor, as they try to discover the meaning (and in fact even the actual question) to this all important question. ... This is a hilarious book and any fan of The Hitchhikers guide and The restaurant at the end of the universe will love the third installment of this wonderful ser...
First quarter's The Hitchhiker's guide to the Galaxy The Hitchhiker's guide to the Galaxy is a really good book for the part that I have read, a bit confusing I might add but interesting. Well this book does not start like a common book, for starters this book was not written on earth supposedly. This book takes place on earth but written here, this book was written because everyone on earth is not happy with their life and this one person got the perfect idea of how to make it all better but a catastrophe occurred. As it says in the book it was not written on that person...
