Review of Man Mission

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[Following is a volunteer review of "Man Mission" by Eytan Uliel.]

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4 out of 4 stars

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Have you ever wondered how much fun you could have if you plan a getaway with your friends? This was what these four friends did, and they had many adventures to write on. Man Mission is a book written by Eytan Uliel. It narrates the adventures of four friends who embarked on many adventures for fifteen years.

Eytan, Sam, Alec and Daniel were friends right from school and they all shared a strong bond of friendship. The vision for the journey started in college between Eytan and Sam, as they loved food and adventures. A few years later, they brought the plan into realisation by taking a break from their stressful routine and embarked on an adventure together. That was the beginning of their adventure as the two remaining friends joined later on. They planned and carried out one adventure every year and engaged in week-long activities. Their adventures were interesting and dangerous, but their relationships also presented interesting twists. What did they do during these adventures? Where did they visit?

I am a lover of adventure and reading this book was interesting for me. The author wrote this book using simple English, and this allowed me to enjoy it to the fullest. I love the experience they had on their adventures, especially when they got helped by some group of drug smugglers. Reading about their experiences made me want to have my set of adventures. This book was so detailed that it made me know things involved in planning adventures. The author also used this book to show the value of friendship and the extent to which men can go to have a break from their tedious workload. Eytan included details about the family of each of his friends and how they coped with their constant journey. All these made me enjoy this book.

I had just two things I did not like in this book. The author included little detail about the females in this book, which made the book look odd. He also did not allow readers to know whether their adventures have ended or they continued. I felt readers would have wanted to know. These did not affect the quality of this book, as the narration of the adventures was well delivered.

The book was exceptionally edited as I noticed no error in it. Therefore, I rate this book 4 out of 4 stars. I will recommend this book to people who love reading about adventures and want to have their own.

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Man Mission
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