Review of Man Mission

[Cwaganagwa Dorothy]

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

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4 out of 4 stars

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Even after we mature into adults, our childhood aspirations still linger within us until we fulfill them. This fills us with gratification, for being able to accomplish them. In the course of doing so, there are emotions such as happiness, sadness, doubt, anger and so on. There are challenges, failures, or even victories.

I discovered all of the above, through the narrator of this story. The narrator of this story tells it from the first and third-person perspective. Here, we discovered other characters, for example, Sam, how they met, their talents, weaknesses, and strengths. We also found out what bound their relationships. their relationship is a friendship, which was born during their school-going days, and has grown over time.

While I was reading this story, I understood that the paths we pursue in life depend on how we view our lives, responsibilities, and the people around us. The people we choose to surround ourselves with play a big role in the kind of decisions we take and how we execute them. The kind of families we come from also play a big role in how we turn out in life, for example, the narrator listens but in a way deviates away from his parent`s advice.

This story is a gauge that measures mental capabilities and strengths. For example, the first-travel and camping experience, when the narrator ans Sam ended in a kraal. I loved the story because it took me to different places, taught me how characteristics determine how we turn out in life, added to my knowledge about the varying types of male characters we have in our society. I found the language a bit discomforting, and in some instances, I sighted it as mistakes, but then, chose to overlook them and just kept reading the story. This is because it was informal and straightforward. That aside, I genuinely loved the whole story and found it interesting. This story is known as Man Mission, and it was authored by Eytan Uliel. Therefore, I rate this story 4 out of 4 stars.

Man Mission tells us about us how different individuals can find one another interesting. It gives us a chance to travel, through the author. The language, in some instances, is a bit discomforting and informal too. Therefore, I recommend to those aged sixteen years and above, who take interest in narrations about male ambitions, aspirations, hopes and so on in a fictions way.

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Man Mission
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