I read "First Person Singular" 17 years ago when I was 15 years old and thought that there was no other person in the whole world who knew how I felt. The book deals with being a shy and insecure teenager like none I had ever read. It often gave me a feeling like the one you get when you smell something and the smell reminds you of a place or a past feeling. I guess what I mean is that Vida Demas made me feel like she was writing about my own life. Even after all these years I still read from this book from time to time. I don't know if she will ever read this review but I would like to say thank you so much for this book at a time when I needed it so.

If you've read Douglas Adams before, you'll know what I mean. I love his writing and his original thoughts and the complex plots he comes up with. It's nice to see that it is being translated. If you're trying to read this, it helps if you've read the other books in the series first. otherwise, you might not understand some things. Anyway, the story goes that -- wait. You know the game of cricket, right? Well, apparently cricket started from the war that the people of Krikket (who hated the space above them) had against the rest of the universe. The people of Krikket hate everything else so much that they want to annihilate it. However, they were stopped a long time ago. Now, there planet is locked up in itself and will only be unlocked after the end of the Universe when they will be free and be alone in the Universe (which is what they want). However, some of their killer whit robots have somehow started gaining the Wooden Pillar, the Plastic Pillar, the Steel Pillar, the Golden Bail, and a purple award from a party, which are the keys to unlock Krikket. But how are Arthur Dent, Slartibarfast, Trillian, Zaphod, and Ford Prefect going to stop these killer robots?