Life, the universe, and everything
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232 pages · Released 2005 · Del Rey Books
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This is the third book in Douglas Adams's beloved Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy series, a comedic science-fiction adventure that uses humor and absurdist logic to explore philosophical themes. The content is very mild: occasional mild language and references to alien violence, but nothing graphic or disturbing. The tone is lighthearted and satirical, making it accessible and engaging for older middle-grade to teen readers who enjoy clever wordplay and imaginative sci-fi concepts.
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