Review of Man Mission
Posted: 08 Aug 2023, 12:22
[Following is a volunteer review of "Man Mission" by Eytan Uliel.]
They were four good friends who strengthened their bond continually by embarking on exciting, risky journeys for some time away from their jobs and families. Trying hard to maintain peace, they did not allow their wives to disrupt their friendship. They went on these journeys every year, and this went on for about fifteen years. Who were these men? Did they face any challenges while embarking on these trips? To learn about this wonderful group of friends, please grab a copy of Man Mission, written by Eytan Uliel.
The four men mentioned above are none other than Sam, Alec, Daniel, and Eytan. These are committed members of the Man Mission Committee who diligently kept a set of self-created rules and rituals concerning their regular, yearly adventures. Although from different backgrounds, they kept up with each other and annually went to interesting places to relieve themselves from work- and family-induced stress. Would you like to get the full details of these journeys?
I enjoyed the numerous expeditions that the Man Mission Committee went on, but the third expedition got me laughing so hard. The friends had planned to kayak the Murray River in Victoria, Australia. On their first day on the river, it had been very cold and icy, so Eytan decided to put on every item of clothing that he had brought along. Daniel and Sam had some level of experience, but Eytan was inexperienced with kayaking. After exactly four paddle strokes, his kayak began to quiver, and within ten seconds of his departure from the shore, he was submerged in the freezing water. After spending some time drying his clothes, they set off again. Surprisingly, his kayak tipped over again. He spent the rest of the week completely wet and shivering.
I did not encounter any dislikes while reading the book. Instead, I fully enjoyed it. One thing I enjoyed about the book was that it contained funny, hilarious scenes. The missions these friends embarked on were exciting, risky, and funny as well. This added some spice to the book. A reader would not be easily bored when there were interesting and amusing aspects in a book. Also, there were various lessons contained in this book.
I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars. I did not find any grammatical or spelling errors. It was exceptionally well-edited. The hilarious nature of the book made it difficult for me to lose interest in it. It kept me so entertained that I was hooked through and through. I also learned valuable lessons from it. I recommend this book to people who love reading adventurous books.
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Man Mission
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They were four good friends who strengthened their bond continually by embarking on exciting, risky journeys for some time away from their jobs and families. Trying hard to maintain peace, they did not allow their wives to disrupt their friendship. They went on these journeys every year, and this went on for about fifteen years. Who were these men? Did they face any challenges while embarking on these trips? To learn about this wonderful group of friends, please grab a copy of Man Mission, written by Eytan Uliel.
The four men mentioned above are none other than Sam, Alec, Daniel, and Eytan. These are committed members of the Man Mission Committee who diligently kept a set of self-created rules and rituals concerning their regular, yearly adventures. Although from different backgrounds, they kept up with each other and annually went to interesting places to relieve themselves from work- and family-induced stress. Would you like to get the full details of these journeys?
I enjoyed the numerous expeditions that the Man Mission Committee went on, but the third expedition got me laughing so hard. The friends had planned to kayak the Murray River in Victoria, Australia. On their first day on the river, it had been very cold and icy, so Eytan decided to put on every item of clothing that he had brought along. Daniel and Sam had some level of experience, but Eytan was inexperienced with kayaking. After exactly four paddle strokes, his kayak began to quiver, and within ten seconds of his departure from the shore, he was submerged in the freezing water. After spending some time drying his clothes, they set off again. Surprisingly, his kayak tipped over again. He spent the rest of the week completely wet and shivering.
I did not encounter any dislikes while reading the book. Instead, I fully enjoyed it. One thing I enjoyed about the book was that it contained funny, hilarious scenes. The missions these friends embarked on were exciting, risky, and funny as well. This added some spice to the book. A reader would not be easily bored when there were interesting and amusing aspects in a book. Also, there were various lessons contained in this book.
I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars. I did not find any grammatical or spelling errors. It was exceptionally well-edited. The hilarious nature of the book made it difficult for me to lose interest in it. It kept me so entertained that I was hooked through and through. I also learned valuable lessons from it. I recommend this book to people who love reading adventurous books.
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Man Mission
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon | on iTunes