Douglas AdamsMostly HarmlessPaperback, Published in 1993272 pagesPanGood condition The fifth-installment in the greatest more satire sci-fi series, The Hitchhiker's Guide to The Galaxy. It's been an interesting journey for Arthur Dent since Earth blew up. It still boggles his mind that his escape was all thanks to his buddy Ford, who hitchhiked a passing ship of disgusting green poetry fanatics known as vogons. Several years later, Arthur finds another rift in his tumbling intergalactic life with a newfound daughter and the task of saving the galaxy from obliteration. Although, he doesn't like his chances- he never has. Douglas Adams is must read for any lighthearted reader wanting a laugh; its title, a joke in itself, comes from The Guide's short description for the planet Earth.
