The Restaurant at the End of the Universe

This was not as good as the last book.

The main cast of characters is pushed aside for a story focused on Zaphod. This could have been interesting but in this book the author turned Zaphod into a petulant man-child. I did miss the other characters as they were better to follow along with. At least we get some Marvin.

This book had no plot, and I know that this series is supposed to be a bit unpredictable, but this one was so pointless. It felt like a filler book in the series. The wit and silliness of the first book is dampened in this one. There are elements of the original book that are still enjoyable but not enough.

Its not so bad that I wanted to put it down, but I just wanted to get though it. Hopefully, the next book is better.