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The thrilling happenings of the four friends’ Man Mission adventures while interjecting these with bouts of occurrences in their lives. I got fascinated by what they had accomplished during their trips. Sometimes the conversations are humorous, other times they are emotive or insightful.  This book would make me want to travel the world and very interesting. A Man Mission. I enjoyed reading it. Thank you for the review!

This book is the type of book I love. All my whole life I've always wanted to travel n explore the world

EmunahAns, that was quite an impressive snap shot of the book, having read the book as well, I enjoyed the adventures and the follow up on the real life on goings

From my point of view, I compare Themes and their contents ... and the contents are a little deviated from the theme itself, and will make the reader a little disappointed.thanks

Wow I love to travel and I hope to read this book. I'm sure it will end up firing up my desire to travel the world. Man Mission I will be reading you soon. Thanks, EmunahAn

Eat, Pray, Love, from a man's perspective.

Four blokes take a week-long adventure trip – hiking, biking, or kayaking – each year, for fifteen years, starting in their late 20s. In the course of their travels, they hitch a ride with drug dealers in New Zealand, down kava shots on Fijian beaches, come face-to-face with a roaring lion in South Africa, luxuriate in a resort intended only for Vietnamese Communist officials, trek to Machu Picchu, and go ice climbing in Iceland.

Along the way they get married, start families, establish careers, and do all the stuff upright men are supposed to do. But when the challenges of real life come into conflict with the perfect lives they are supposed to be living, their friendship, and the yearly Man Mission, become something much more than an annual getaway – a source of stability, and a place to find redemption.

Part travel narrative and part roman à clef, Man Mission follows four regular guys across fifteen years, on an international, adventure-packed, humor-filled search for meaning and purpose, in a world where the traditional rules of “being a man” are no longer clear.

The book seems to be very interesting, it shows us the different perspective of life while we are still on earth, a different adventure or lets say a different situation that we may encounter while we are still here, and taught as a lesson that we may use when ever we encounter such situation. I can't wait to have this book.

Awesome book!! I felt like i was part of the adventure the entire time.

I have to admit that reading this review, I first thought of "The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants" by Ann Brashares, except this book focuses on four men. I also must admit I did not really enjoy reading The Sisterhood. Perhaps these kind of books are not my cup of tea.

It seems like an uplifting book full of adventures. I hope that this is a character-driven story as I'm interested on how people deal with their challenges in life. I'm going to check this one out soon.

Great review! I've also read this book and loved the travel descriptions, although I did feel like at times there was too much emphasis on bro culture

I love reading travel fiction books full with life wisdoms Thank you for the review

Man mission is a great book. It's shows that friendships can stand the test of time

I have just finished reading the book it was amazing and your review describe it very well.

When I started reading this book i thought that they were just stories of travel, but this story has another interesting part which is the life of the author and his friends. It is a very nice read.