Mostly harmless
Book 5 of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
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Action & Adventure Adventure Dent; Arthur (Fictitious character) Fantasy fiction Fiction Fiction - Science Fiction General Humorous Humorous fiction Interplanetary voyages Literary Media Tie-In Media Tie-In - General Movie Movie-TV Tie-In - General Perfect; Ford (Fictitious character) Prefect; Ford (Fictitious character) Psychological Science Fiction - Adventure Science Fiction - General Science fiction TV Tie-Ins working
Publisher: Random House, Inc.
Published: Oct 18, 1993
Description:
EDITORIAL REVIEW: It's not just a trilogy any more. In the fifth book of this popular series, Arthur Dent makes the terrible mistake of starting to enjoy life, and immediately all hell breaks loose. In short, it's up to him to save the world from total multi-dimensional obliteration, the Guide from a hostile alien takeover, and the daughter he never knew he had, from herself. A tall order, to say the least. And one he's really not up to, thank you very much."Douglas Adams is a terrific satirist....He is anything but harmless."THE WASHINGTON POST BOOK WORLD