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

Without a doubt, 'Man Mission' by Eytan Uliel is a fantastic, entertaining book that I simply could not put down. The story was captivating from beginning to end, with well-developed characters. It depicts the captivating tale of four friends who choose to embark on adventures each year. These guys want to take chances, to feel alive, rough, and manly; they are not searching for routine, well-planned vacations.

I was at once captivated by the 'Man Mission' universe. The book is expertly edited, and every word was carefully chosen. Eytan Uliel, the author, gives you the impression that you are actually there. You can almost smell the salty sea breeze and feel the crunch of snow under your feet from the way he depicts the locations. I felt like I was there, going through everything with them. If I had to give it a score, I'd give it a resounding 5 out of 5.

For me, there were no negatives because the author did an excellent job. The characters may at first seem overly patriarchal or macho to some readers. However, the definition of a true man changes with every brand-new, challenging adventure. Alongside each character, readers examine and ponder what it means to be a true man in this society.

The characters in this novel take trips to South Africa, Fiji, New Zealand, and Iceland. The theme of this book is having adventures with our best friends. In this book, the author explores the characters rather than solely focusing on their adventures. Along the way, they face self-doubts, insecurities, and anxieties. You'll get attached to these characters as you read. You'll share their laughter, worry for them, and rejoice in their successes. The most interesting aspect of 'Man Mission' is how it offers an inside peek into the hearts and minds of men. The story reflects on how it's not fair for men to act tough.

Reading 'Man Mission' by Eytan Uliel is recommended for readers who enjoy adventure, introspection, and themes related to masculinity. The book 'Man Mission' talks to your soul. It forces you to reflect on your own life and consider the experiences, and friendships you want to have. 'Man Mission' is the ideal adventure for you if you're in the mood for a story that's full of fun, feelings, and life lessons.

I enjoyed reading this book. It is fun and adventurous, with a suitable amount of self-reflection. Overall, I highly recommend this book to anyone who is looking for a thrilling and well-written read.

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Sheza Akbar wrote: ↑15 Aug 2023, 04:39 [Following is a volunteer review of "Man Mission" by Eytan Uliel.]

Without a doubt, 'Man Mission' by Eytan Uliel is a fantastic, entertaining book that I simply could not put down. The story was captivating from beginning to end, with well-developed characters. It depicts the captivating tale of four friends who choose to embark on adventures each year. These guys want to take chances, to feel alive, rough, and manly; they are not searching for routine, well-planned vacations.

You can almost smell the salty sea breeze and feel the crunch of snow under your feet from the way he depicts the locations.

However, the definition of a true man changes with every brand-new, challenging adventure. Alongside each character, readers examine and ponder what it means to be a true man in this society.

The characters in this novel take trips to South Africa, Fiji, New Zealand, and Iceland. The theme of this book is having adventures with our best friends. In this book, the author explores the characters rather than solely focusing on their adventures. Along the way, they face self-doubts, insecurities, and anxieties. You'll get attached to these characters as you read. You'll share their laughter, worry for them, and rejoice in their successes. The most interesting aspect of 'Man Mission' is how it offers an inside peek into the hearts and minds of men. The story reflects on how it's not fair for men to act tough.

Because I loved another of your reviews, I had to come and check this one out! This is another book that I keep coming into contact with, but haven't picked up yet. What I think I would enjoy about this book is the male perspective. I feel like it's unusual when groups of men find friendship, whereas it seems the norm for women. These men sound like me and my girl friends - always looking for the next adventure. It's easy to see how men, as human beings, would have doubts, insecurities, and anxieties despite the cultural expectation for them to be the "stronger sex." I don't think I've ever thought about what it means to be "a true man"...this conversation would also intrigue me. As a voracious reader, I immediately connected with your writing when you mentioned how you could "almost smell the salty sea breeze and feel the crunch of snow under your feet"...when a book makes use of all my senses, I know it's a winner!

Cara Wilding wrote: ↑24 Oct 2023, 11:52

Sheza Akbar wrote: ↑15 Aug 2023, 04:39

Because I loved another of your reviews, I had to come and check this one out! This is another book that I keep coming into contact with, but haven't picked up yet. What I think I would enjoy about this book is the male perspective. I feel like it's unusual when groups of men find friendship, whereas it seems the norm for women. These men sound like me and my girl friends - always looking for the next adventure. It's easy to see how men, as human beings, would have doubts, insecurities, and anxieties despite the cultural expectation for them to be the "stronger sex." I don't think I've ever thought about what it means to be "a true man"...this conversation would also intrigue me. As a voracious reader, I immediately connected with your writing when you mentioned how you could "almost smell the salty sea breeze and feel the crunch of snow under your feet"...when a book makes use of all my senses, I know it's a winner!

Thank you so much for checking out my review. I'm glad to hear that you enjoyed my previous reviews. You've brought up an excellent point about the male perspective on friendship and adventure – it's indeed a unique and intriguing aspect of this book. Exploring doubts, insecurities, and anxieties in male characters breaks stereotypes and adds depth to their portrayal. Rest assured, this book doesn't solely focus on men enjoying trips; it also delves into their personal life problems and how they navigate through them. At times, I found myself conflicted about their choices and actions, but as the story progresses, you'll begin to sympathize and better understand their points of view. It's a fun read, and I'm sure you'll have a great time with it.

The author skillfully portrays the evolution of masculinity through the characters, and as they embark on adventures across various countries, the book delves into their personal growth and inner struggles.