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- Loopy Baaga
- 03-08-20
I am amazed
I am amazed by the plot twists that have been built up so nicely. Awesome!
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- Peter
- 23-09-19
Sooo coool
I just love it! As the nonsense converge at the end to where it all begins. I think I will have to listen to it more times to get all the details.
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- Anonymous User
- 30-08-18
5th still awesome
As all the other of the trilogy even this one was awesome and its still my favorite trilogy of books ever. 10/10
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- Ev0
- 15-11-19
An unnecessary continuation
This was a tremendously disappointing book. From the start it feels like Douglas Adams heart wasn't in it and the end of the book confirms it.
It is the sequel noone asked for, or at least noone should have asked for.
I advise leaving the series at So Long And Thanks For All The Fish.
Martin Freeman is a great voice actor and he can't be faulted.
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- Mr T
- 21-02-18
great book!
the story starts a bit slowly but then it picks up pace in a beautiful manner.
I thoughrouly recommend it
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- Amazon Customer
- 13-08-20
Hilarious and so well read!
From beginning to end, I was hooked. It was a book I bought with the intention being I would listen in passing whilst doing other jobs but I couldn't not listen!
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- Anonymous User
- 01-04-20
amazing
is a great audiobook for any Sci-Fi fan and I recommend the whole series for tea lovers and people who have a good taste in books
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- Mr. Nm Sheader
- 31-01-20
If only it were longer....
...and if only he had been here to write more. A fantastic book and a great performance.
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- Maria
- 14-04-22
great story I like it it cool and good
it was good the best bit was when random shot someone's balls-GOTTEM lol it was funny
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- TelecomGuru
- 10-04-22
Worth a listen but sadly not DA at his best
Deeply unsatisfying. It held promise which never materiised. Too many lose ends. Too dark. Some bits were great, others not so much.
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- R G
- 31-01-22
Nice story, shame about the voice.
Being a fan of the books, and having listened to the excellent Stephen Fry narrating 'The hitchhikers guide' I proceeded to purchase the entire series.
Unfortunately every other book has been narrated by Freeman, who struggles to display any interest or tempo. An array of poor accents make the listening even more difficult.
Truly a shame, as a complete miscast has spoiled what is a great series.
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- Nathan Lawson
- 17-11-21
Probably the weakest in series
the new characters and wackiness felt unoriginal and tired vs. previous ones. its a shame that its the last one from him as the quality really drops and felt like he ran out of interesting ideas. last half was a real slog.
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- A Customer
- 24-08-21
Is that it?
Adam's absurdist sci-fi romp continues, and as it does I realise I have a few questions, and a few very minor gripes.
It feels as if very little of what occurs in the previous novels has any impact on the next, despite it being one continuous narrative.
The characters of Fenchurch and Zaphod being entirely written out of the story despite being major players in the story as a whole, both in regards to their individual characters and how they've affected the main characters feels... it doesn't feel right.
I enjoyed the story moving back and forth between Arthur and Ford's individual perspectives for the main bulk of the story. Parallel Trillians only added to the confusion of it all which I believe was the intention, but then it just...ends. The story just ends. There's no closure, no resolution, it just ends. So much is unresolved, so many questions left unanswered.
Overall it was a good listen, another solid entry in this series, but at the same time, the ending of it all left me wanting.
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- Lincoln
- 22-01-18
Awesome addition to the series
A great read, almost finished the series and have enjoyed every book so far, and another things...
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- Rodd Jefferson
- 28-05-15
Freeman makes it even funnier.
I grew up reading the Hitchhiker book series. In addition to being a far out funny series, I remember being fascinated at how clever and unique the plot and script was. Decades later, I've again reacquainted my love for the novels, and the experience, kind of like a journey back in my own space/time continuum. But this time, exceeding my expectations, the magic of the novel has been brought to new comical life by Martin Freeman. Simply put: Freeman makes it even funnier. The only bad thing I can say about this audible volume is that it ended!
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- Anonymous User
- 14-09-22
not bad for disintegrated pike of rubble.
As with most of the guide it was hard to follow at times. we got there in the end.
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- Anonymous User
- 09-09-21
Douglas Adams genius storyteller
I have been listening to a few books lately, and they have been enjoyable but at times difficult to listen to.
I started this one and the magic of the read words swirled around my mind. Douglas Adams had a very good understanding of how stories sound good, probably from writing so much for radio and TV. His books are just an enormous pleasure to listen to.
We humans where so lucky to have had his artistic genius at all.
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- Zoe thomas
- 28-10-20
Awesome.
An excellent story. Marvelous for a bit of adventure and escapism from our own crazy world to an entire other universe of wierd and wonderful.
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- Adam Bush
- 22-06-20
An epic finale
With weird pop culture tie-ins and events that make use of bizarre "what if" scenarios. This is a fun adventure that will keep you entertained.
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- Colin Jerome
- 09-01-20
Infinite Improbability
Improbably the mosy infinitely interesting mind twisting conscience changing universally twisted mish mash of an existence. Reverse engineering the universe and living impossible lives But remember "DON'T PANIC"
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- Ashley Manly
- 13-08-16
Not too bad
This instalment was better than the last two. Still could have done without the swearing.