Review of Man Mission

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

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4 out of 4 stars

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Have you ever tried to understand how the mind of men work but just couldn't understand it? Man Mission gives a clear insight on how the male mind works. Eytan Uliel tells the story of four men in an epic adventure. The book started off with them as bachelors and later as married men undertaking their respective families. You can call it an adventure book. It is more than just an adventure. It spells out reality in its raw form. It is a story about four men with families - Sam, Alec, Daniel and the narrator.

I love the narrator's sense of humor in the book. I really couldn't stopp laughing with every word that he spat out. This book really reminded me of the typical "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" and at times I wished that it had pictures. It would have been much more entertaining and interactive than it actually was. The funniest part of the book in my own opinion when the narrator went kayaking and could barely put four rows before his boat capsized and he dripped really heavily. This continued for a while before his friends just didn't care and laughed at him. I laughed my elbows off. The book reminded me of the cartoon seasonal, Totally Spies. It is one of the best fiction books that I have ever read since this year started. I have never seen anything like it before. I love the way that the writer digresses from their sporting activity to something that happened in the past. If you ask me I would say that Eytan Uliel is the king of constructive flash back techniques.


I have nothing to hate about this book. It is just too perfect to be hated so it does not deserve to be hated.

I hereby give this book a rating of 4 out of 4 stars. Everything in this book is in check and well organized. This book is so structed so maybe I did make a msitake when comparing it to "The Diary of a Wimpy Kid." It is a book about four adult men who have families looking up to them for survival and not a book about a little boy still growing up and learning more about life.

I highly recommend this book to fans of adventure and comedy. This novel will crack your bellies and you will roll on the floor laughing. And the best thing about it is that its diction is extremely simple and not sophisticated in nsture.

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Man Mission
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