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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Man Mission by Eytan Uliel is a story that provides insight into the male perspective on life.
 
It follows the lives of four young men as they journey through life and explore the world on their annual holiday—Man Mission.
 
From encountering drug dealers in New Zealand to a shark attack in Fiji, Join these four extraordinary young men as they head out on some pretty wild adventures and learn a few lessons along the way.
 
I liked that this book gave me insight into the male perspective on life. It helped me to understand the struggles men go through in finding and keeping their identities. I also liked that the plot of the book was not only believable but also relatable to the everyday reader.
 
Another thing I enjoyed about the book was the author's comedic tone. The book was written in such a way that I found myself laughing out loud on more than one occasion. I also liked that the characters were well-written. The characters were very funny and lovable. The book was also very well edited and proofread. I did not notice a single error in this book, and that made it all the more enjoyable to read.
 
There was nothing I didn’t like about the book. I found everything about the book to be excellent. The plot was intriguing, it was well researched, and written to perfection.
 
I would rate this book a four out of four stars. This is because I loved the book. It was very well written, properly researched, and exceptionally well edited. I simply could not find a single reason why this book did not deserve a perfect rating.
 
I would not recommend this book to atheists and nonreligious readers. This is because the book cites passages from the Bible before every chapter. This is something that nonreligious readers might find offensive. I would recommend this book to male readers. This is because the book offers insight into the lives of men and the struggles they go through. It is a book that constantly revisits what it truly means to be a man. I would recommend this book to Christian readers. This is because Bible passages are cited at the beginning of each chapter in the book, which is something that Christian readers may enjoy. I would not recommend this book to readers who are sensitive to profanity. This is because the book contains a lot of profanity, which such readers might find offensive. I would also recommend this book to more mature readers. This is because the book sometimes makes use of explicit words that would not be appropriate for younger readers.
 
 

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[Elijah0007]

I also enjoyed the storytelling. The text were hard to read though. I was thinking it might be a bore for readers who are not guys, but it seems I was mistaken. Thanks for the clarification.

[Oluwatosin Balogun]

Nice review. Man mission was an interesting read for me too. The book was certainly humour-filled and fun to read. This review did justice to the story.

[Patricia_Magambo]

I'll be honest, I didn't like the book. It had way too much testosterone for my liking. I'm glad you found it a great read though.