Review of Man Mission

[Sharill Rasowo]

[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 is a novel by Eytan Uliel that chronicles the story of four friends who spent fifteen years traveling together with the express purpose of having fun and experiencing life outside of their comfort zones. The quest begins when the protagonist informs his friend Sam about his desire to see the world. Years later, when they all have their own jobs and children, the protagonist receives a call from Sam inviting him to join him on a holiday to New Zealand. As a consequence, they embark on their travels, with Daniel and Alec joining them later.

All of the various sights they showed us were fascinating to me. Every year, there was a new place to visit. We get to go on adventures with the heroes, such as biking in Japan, river kayaking in Australia, exploring South African national parks, and chasing the northern lights in Iceland, to mention a few. We are introduced to the cultures of several countries through the book. I was able to broaden my horizons and discover new things.

I enjoyed how the protagonists confronted their problems head-on in many aspects of their lives. The four gentlemen handled the hardships they experienced in the office, on excursions, and at home admirably. We follow them as they find love and start families, as well as the pressures they experience in their careers. The book also serves as a frank depiction of the protagonist's perspective on a variety of life concerns, including relationships, marriage, parenting, career, and so on. I enjoyed how they were able to keep their friendship despite the difficulties they experienced.

I really like the book because of how simple the language was. I appreciated the book since it had genuine lessons on personal improvement. Every line of conversation is expertly crafted to match the storyline. The dialogues might be funny at times, but they can also be emotional or informative. I like how each journey is packed with thrilling adventures, hilarious events, and amusing people.

There was nothing about the book that I didn't like. I also thought it was exceptionally well-edited since there were no typos or errors. I rate this book 4 out of 4 stars because I find it heartwarming. The situations that the story's heroes faced were relatable. I especially like the author's masculine perspective. The vulnerability depicted in the novel made me feel sympathetic. I recommend this book to everyone who likes travel and adventure stories since it will transport you to intriguing locations. This novel may also appeal to those who appreciate stories about friendship.

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[Bisola Adeleke]

I enjoyed every aspect of this book. The fact that each friends had become responsible fathers already, it's an interesting book