Life, the Universe and Everything

Book Review

«Life, the Universe and Everything» is the third book in Douglas Adams' «The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy» series, continuing the adventures of Arthur Dent and his friends. Critics note that in this book, Adams maintains his signature style—wit, absurdity, and philosophical reflections on life. Although some consider this installment less dynamic compared to the previous ones, it is still full of unexpected twists and satirical elements. Adams masterfully combines science fiction with humor, creating a unique atmosphere that prompts readers to ponder the meaning of life and humanity's place in the universe. Critics also emphasize that the book, like the entire series, is a significant contribution to the genre of comedic science fiction, and its influence is felt in contemporary culture. Overall, «Life, the Universe and Everything» continues to delight fans of the series with its unpredictable plot and philosophical undertones.