The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy

If on Thursday you suddenly felt like neither of these things — DON'T PANIC!
First, try to find out where you are.
Second, check if your towel is in place. And if your best friend, who turned out to be an alien, is sitting next to you on a pile of Skornsheluz mattresses, with a "Guide" in his bag — don't worry and go on a journey, because incredible adventures await you for only 30 Altair dollars per day. "Guide to the Galaxy" is perhaps the best book published by Bogdan Publishing House — a real treasure trove of wisdom for a space tourist.
Despite the crazy kaleidoscope of absurd situations, it touches on important philosophical topics and does it so elegantly and wittily that it will make you laugh to tears and look at the Universe (and your towel!) in a completely different way. And you can also use this book to sit on the amazing marble beaches of Santraginus V, fight off a Traal predatory bug, or slap an oncoming Vogon.
And most importantly: if you are concerned about the question of what, after all, the meaning of life lies in, the "Guide" will give you a comprehensive answer.