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A review by lethaldose
So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish by Douglas Adams
2.0
Okay, I just really didn't care for this book, for starters it is set almost exclusively on Earth, which shouldn't be possible and is never really explained, although I am pretty sure I get it. Arthur is really the only character from the series here, Ford plays a small part throughout, but way too small. Zaphod and Trillian are not here at all, and even Marvin only makes a small cameo at the end.
It is a sci-fi book, but man is it boring. It is a romance between Arthur and a woman named Fenchurch. The writing is still the same humorous Adams writing and that is what drove me on, and the only thing that is keeping me in the series at this point, but many I wanted to quit this book.
At this point in the series proceed with caution.
It is a sci-fi book, but man is it boring. It is a romance between Arthur and a woman named Fenchurch. The writing is still the same humorous Adams writing and that is what drove me on, and the only thing that is keeping me in the series at this point, but many I wanted to quit this book.
At this point in the series proceed with caution.