Just finished this book! Not quite so blatantly satirical as the Hitchicker's series, but it was pretty funny. I loved the unique metaphors/similes, there are so many that are still making me laugh. The story itself kept me guessing, I only figured out something once, but even then I wasn't completely right. It was such a fun read.

"It looked for a minute like we were going to make the entirety of the remainder of the conversation solely through meaningful looks and eyebrow waggles..."

I was taking this book way too seriously, but now I just can't stop laughing. It makes me want to stay up and finish it like the good ol' days, but I'm an adult now, and staying up late is getting so much harder. ?