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Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

The first in Douglas Adams' Hitchhikers series is an hilarious tale about one man's journey through the universe, prompted by the (timely?) destruction of his planet. Through Arthur Dent's good fortune, he has unwittingly befriended a being from another galaxy who arrives at Arthur's house just minutes before the earth has been scheduled to be demolished to make way for a new "hyperspace bypass". With the aid of an "electronic thumb", Arhur and his buddy, Ford Prefect, hitch a ride aboard an alien spacecraft, thus beginning an adventure which takes them to all corners of the universe and through time itself. Adams' characteristic British dry humor and profound wit will keep you laughing, and have you pondering the meaning of life, the universe and everything. Rife with social commentary and a sharp eye for the absurdities of nature, Adams never relinquishes his opinion that we are all simply clowns for the amusement of our creator. (Whose name, evidently, is Slartibartfast). His characters display true depth and color, and everyone you have ever met or ever will have the misfortune of meeting makes an appearance here in one form or another. Noone is spared from Adams' wryly acidic pen, from government and the psychiatric profession, to all of the poor lost souls just desperately trying to find a home.
If you have never read anything by this author, you may want to pick a weekend to begin and clear your calendar, for this book will keep you captivated from start to finish and could quite possibly cause extreme physical discomfort from incessant laughing. If you love Monty Python and Dr. Who, BUY THIS BOOK TODAY! You will never forget it, and you just may benefit from an entirely different perspective on yourself and the human race as a whole.