Review of Man Mission

[Roseanne Aminah]

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

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4 out of 4 stars

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Eytan Uliel's Man Mission: 4 men, 15 years, 1 epic journey is an exciting story about a group of friends who wanted to travel around the world and enjoy their time together. On the contrary to their dream, they have other responsibilities as full grown-up men, which are taking care of their jobs and partners. Will they be able to pursue their dream while also fulfilling their responsibility as fathers and husbands?

Despite the story being a masterpiece, it all started with a simple incident. That's when the narrator discovered that he and his friend, Sam, had the same food preferences, which was an odd taste. The narrator then revealed his desire to travel the world and try every unusual meal he could find. After many years of being preoccupied with their own lives and enterprises, they embarked on their adventure with two other pals, establishing an all-man expedition.

Man Mission is an engrossing story. What I liked best about the book was the author's sense of humor on every occasion. As a wise man once observed, "Friendship without humor is dry," therefore, the inclusion of comedy in the journey enhances the book's realism and appeals to readers' emotions. Furthermore, the author effectively describes the men's concerns and emotional battles so that readers may understand the difficulty that they were in.

I found nothing to dislike about this book. I loved the choice of the destination the men visited and the words that the author used to describe every place. It somehow convinces me to see and experience it myself.

As a result, I rate this book four out of four stars. This book is more than just a memoir of the author and his voyage with three other friends; it also contains messages for readers that he delivered through the story, dialogue, and narratives. It teaches us more than just the value of independence and spending time with close friends. It educates readers about responsibility, family difficulties and solutions, and the necessity of effective communication and trust in relationships. I admire the author and his friends for pursuing their dreams while also maintaining their commitment in relationships. Without strong communication, what else might make it possible?

Man Mission is a book I would recommend to everyone who likes reading about adventures. I am confident that those who read this book will not be disappointed. Furthermore, there are no grammatical or punctuation issues to divert readers' attention.

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