Review of Man Mission
Posted: 23 Jun 2022, 09:32
[Following is a volunteer review of "Man Mission" by Eytan Uliel.]
Man Mission by Eytan Uliel didn’t seem as quite a captivating read to me, at least not until I read the first few chapters, and I must admit I felt a bit jealous just reading about these adventures and wanting to participate in every aspect of it.
A Mission born from the minds of two young college boys as a mere thought brought into manifestation when they became young men laden with life’s responsibilities, family, and jobs. And despite all these pressing responsibilities, these young men grew relentless and instead birthed Man Mission. As grown men, guided by rules and regulations,and the adoption of two other men into this esteemed mission, four men journeys across several areas of the globe, camping and subjecting themselves to the harshness of the world outside, training themselves to be more manly, learning with each experience several culture and people, supporting each other, building their courage in the midst of challenges, sustaining injuries, exploring the world and together taking part in amazing adventures fit for a man.
Each year a new mission is born, for about fifteen years these four men journeyed from New Zealand, Spain, Thailand, South Korea, South Africa, USA, Peru, to Iceland and many other places that I didn’t mention but were journeyed by these daring young men and they finally found hope, peace and happiness in their accomplishments. How did ordinary field trips help these young men achieve all they did, get a copy of this book right now to find out.
This book is actually one of a kind, one that I haven’t come across in all my few years of reading. Although four guys are actually the center of this book, one guy seems to be giving the account. Also, a surprising combination of an inspiring quote and a bible verse to match before the start of each chapter proved to be quite impressive and at the same time fascinating to me. This book was written in simple words and structure and therefore it is very easy for anyone to understand.
To the very best of my knowledge and in good sanity, I see no negative points to this book as I had an enjoyable read. This book is definitely one book I will read over and over again.
I rate this book 4 out of 4 stars for such an amazing thrill and excitement I received by reading it. Reading this book was indeed worth my while.
I therefore recommend this book to the general audience, as there are no restrictions to anyone. I see this book fit for all.
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Man Mission
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Man Mission by Eytan Uliel didn’t seem as quite a captivating read to me, at least not until I read the first few chapters, and I must admit I felt a bit jealous just reading about these adventures and wanting to participate in every aspect of it.
A Mission born from the minds of two young college boys as a mere thought brought into manifestation when they became young men laden with life’s responsibilities, family, and jobs. And despite all these pressing responsibilities, these young men grew relentless and instead birthed Man Mission. As grown men, guided by rules and regulations,and the adoption of two other men into this esteemed mission, four men journeys across several areas of the globe, camping and subjecting themselves to the harshness of the world outside, training themselves to be more manly, learning with each experience several culture and people, supporting each other, building their courage in the midst of challenges, sustaining injuries, exploring the world and together taking part in amazing adventures fit for a man.
Each year a new mission is born, for about fifteen years these four men journeyed from New Zealand, Spain, Thailand, South Korea, South Africa, USA, Peru, to Iceland and many other places that I didn’t mention but were journeyed by these daring young men and they finally found hope, peace and happiness in their accomplishments. How did ordinary field trips help these young men achieve all they did, get a copy of this book right now to find out.
This book is actually one of a kind, one that I haven’t come across in all my few years of reading. Although four guys are actually the center of this book, one guy seems to be giving the account. Also, a surprising combination of an inspiring quote and a bible verse to match before the start of each chapter proved to be quite impressive and at the same time fascinating to me. This book was written in simple words and structure and therefore it is very easy for anyone to understand.
To the very best of my knowledge and in good sanity, I see no negative points to this book as I had an enjoyable read. This book is definitely one book I will read over and over again.
I rate this book 4 out of 4 stars for such an amazing thrill and excitement I received by reading it. Reading this book was indeed worth my while.
I therefore recommend this book to the general audience, as there are no restrictions to anyone. I see this book fit for all.
******
Man Mission
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon | on iTunes
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