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Comparing The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy

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In my opinion, “The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy” was a very interesting book and I was surprised about it, because I have never heard of it, I only know, that I have watched the film a long time ago, but I can’t remember it exactly. Nevertheless, this book is not perfect at least at my point of view. For me the linking between some chapters were pretty strange for example he talks about the destruction of the earth and then, without any connection, about the galactic president. I don’t mean, that this chapters were bad, but the linking could be a little bit better at some points. I believe, that the best part in the book was when we found out, that Ford and Arthur survived the destruction of the earth, because they teleported on one vogonic

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