Douglas Adams's, author of the famous "!Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" series, which includes "Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy", "Restaurant at the End of the Universe", "Life, the Universe, and Everything", "So Long, And Thanks For All the Fish", "Young Zaphod Plays It Safe", and "Mostly Harmless", combination of both satirical and tedious word choice brings out the sense of humor within the reader. The seriousness of which he writes his satire is what makes …showed first 75 words of 572 total…

…showed last 75 words of 572 total…to why the ship is incapable of making tea. Obviously, without the diction and flair of Adams seemingly laid-back style of writing, the book wouldn't be the bestseller it is today. Because of the much-loved, misnamed, so-called, 5-book "trilogy", people are flocking to get the new collectors edition "Ultimate Hitchiker's Guide" which includes all five books. I guarantee the reader will read it about 5 times a day, and never get bored. Despite the boring tone.