Review of Man Mission
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Review of Man Mission
[Following is a volunteer review of "Man Mission" by Eytan Uliel.]
A phenomenal, inspiring, and breath-taking novel, Man Mission by Eytan Uleil is a chronicle of four friends. Eytan as the main character, Sam, Alec, and Dan. The author skillfully writes a novel about four friends who love to take vacations and visit beautiful places. They were close mates from college who loved adventure and traveling. It was a custom every year to take exotic adventure trips. They toured different countries, including Australia, Fiji, Spain, South Africa, Japan, and Peru, to name just a few. They observed the rules in the Man Mission chapter. They cycled, hiked, and participated in kayaking on their adventurous trips. As they plan and take these bold trips, the friends find love and begin families. We familiarize ourselves with how these four friends handle the issues in marriage, family life, and career. They encouraged each other and shared advice. It is comforting how they support and listen to each other.
The author well illustrates all the adventures. The trips they organized turned out to be very successful. They traveled and learned a lot about the different cultures, habits, exotic cuisine, and characteristics of the native people in the destinations they visited. As much as they traveled, they maintained their family ties tightly. The best part of this story is how the author relays the obligations of family men as fathers and providers. The author recounts the reality of relationships and the values of being the head of the family. The four friends were all spirited and took their careers seriously. Their bond as friends is outstanding. These friends stand by each other in all seasons and support one another on diverse issues, the struggles they encountered, and the everyday pressures that came their way.
I loved the book. The author has loaded it with adventure and humor. The writer shows that every man's daily life, family, and career contain lessons. The characters are very well developed; the four friends are funny and full of humor. You connect to them as you read the book. The author did a tremendous job of illustrating the destinations. It was fascinating to read how the author recounts the exotic cuisines, the diversity of cultures, and the new scenarios, from sandy beaches to trips in the parks in Africa. The beautiful place they visited was well portrayed. The author uses flashbacks in the book, which makes it interesting. The thrilling adventures are fabulous. I could not stop reading every chapter.
I can attest that there is nothing negative about this book. I did not find anything unfavorable I loved the structure and the flow of this story. This exciting non-fiction is captivating and entertaining. The way these men managed and juggled various activities is well displayed. The beginning of the book is awe-inspiring; I cherished the end of the story. I would recommend this book to anyone who loves adventure sports and traveling.
I rate this book 4 out of 4 stars because Man Mission is easy to read and understand. The book is irresistible and very entertaining. There are fantastic lessons to be learned in this book, and it is very insightful, especially for men. The book is well-edited. I loved the book, and I would read it over and over again. There are no errors in the book.
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Man Mission
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A phenomenal, inspiring, and breath-taking novel, Man Mission by Eytan Uleil is a chronicle of four friends. Eytan as the main character, Sam, Alec, and Dan. The author skillfully writes a novel about four friends who love to take vacations and visit beautiful places. They were close mates from college who loved adventure and traveling. It was a custom every year to take exotic adventure trips. They toured different countries, including Australia, Fiji, Spain, South Africa, Japan, and Peru, to name just a few. They observed the rules in the Man Mission chapter. They cycled, hiked, and participated in kayaking on their adventurous trips. As they plan and take these bold trips, the friends find love and begin families. We familiarize ourselves with how these four friends handle the issues in marriage, family life, and career. They encouraged each other and shared advice. It is comforting how they support and listen to each other.
The author well illustrates all the adventures. The trips they organized turned out to be very successful. They traveled and learned a lot about the different cultures, habits, exotic cuisine, and characteristics of the native people in the destinations they visited. As much as they traveled, they maintained their family ties tightly. The best part of this story is how the author relays the obligations of family men as fathers and providers. The author recounts the reality of relationships and the values of being the head of the family. The four friends were all spirited and took their careers seriously. Their bond as friends is outstanding. These friends stand by each other in all seasons and support one another on diverse issues, the struggles they encountered, and the everyday pressures that came their way.
I loved the book. The author has loaded it with adventure and humor. The writer shows that every man's daily life, family, and career contain lessons. The characters are very well developed; the four friends are funny and full of humor. You connect to them as you read the book. The author did a tremendous job of illustrating the destinations. It was fascinating to read how the author recounts the exotic cuisines, the diversity of cultures, and the new scenarios, from sandy beaches to trips in the parks in Africa. The beautiful place they visited was well portrayed. The author uses flashbacks in the book, which makes it interesting. The thrilling adventures are fabulous. I could not stop reading every chapter.
I can attest that there is nothing negative about this book. I did not find anything unfavorable I loved the structure and the flow of this story. This exciting non-fiction is captivating and entertaining. The way these men managed and juggled various activities is well displayed. The beginning of the book is awe-inspiring; I cherished the end of the story. I would recommend this book to anyone who loves adventure sports and traveling.
I rate this book 4 out of 4 stars because Man Mission is easy to read and understand. The book is irresistible and very entertaining. There are fantastic lessons to be learned in this book, and it is very insightful, especially for men. The book is well-edited. I loved the book, and I would read it over and over again. There are no errors in the book.
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Man Mission
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon | on iTunes
