This is a wonderful collection of made up words that should be in the dictionary. Well at least according to Douglas Adams and John Lloyd the two authors who wrote this parody.

It has a list of off the wall words with their definitions that will surely make the reader chuckle. It has an interesting map section in front, along with a preface collection that reading alone will make you laugh.

Anyone who likes off the wall comedy. The late Douglas Adams always had a flare for sarcastic but at times not too bold comedy. Mixed with John Lloyd this makes for a perfect collection of words just to read when you are not feeling happy.

I recommend this book, because how often do we find words that have no real place but should? This book is perfect to be able to do just that.

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