So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish Adams, Douglas

Arthur Dent returns to Earth in the fourth instalment of Douglas Adams' gloriously absurd Hitchhiker's series—and finds he's rather fond of the place after all. There's mystery, romance, and dolphins (who knew they were so important?). Adams trades some of the cosmic chaos for something unexpectedly tender, all while maintaining that signature wit that makes you laugh out loud on public transport. The philosophical ponderings are still here, but wrapped in a surprisingly sweet love story. Perfect for fans who've followed Arthur this far and fancy a gentler (but no less brilliant) adventure through space and time.