Review of Man Mission

[Alexandur Gicov]

[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 by Eytan Uliel tells the story of a real person in his annual travels around the world, as well as the strange and amazing adventures for him and his friends from high school. Or as they called it, "Man Mission." In the beginning, Eytan Uliel describes the main character as a person who respects the family's coziness and warmth of home. But the story continues with the male experiences of real men at large who set their own rules in a normal world. They live in their own way for a short period every year.

This mission lasts for 15 years, and during all their travels, they meet, get to know, and even try foods that they would not otherwise even think of trying. Time passes, but friends build not only a friendly relationship in this journey but something much deeper. Something that brings positives but also wisdom.

The experiences of these four friends can make your imagination run wild with their adventures. Eytan Uliel's deep thinking in Man Mission, combined with the skillful description and combination of the story in the face of the character, builds a connection between the reader and the character. What makes an impression is the nature of the story and how a simple trip with friends turns into a complete adventure. As a reader, you can feel every bitter or sweet taste that the character feels. The truth of every experience that every normal person experiences in simple reality with the ignorance of the next unexpected moment.

In Man Mission by Eytan Uliel, perhaps the unpleasant part is the slightly vulgar language and sexual experiences. But still, the story is through the eyes of normal human experiences and self-knowledge in the face of the hero.

As a rating of Man Mission by Eytan Uliel, I rate it 4 out of 4 stars. Because, as a reader, I felt a real story, and I have no reason to give a lower grade. For people who like novels and don't worry about real life events (so to speak), a story like Man Mission with sure you will like. But the way you can look at your life and rethink your past but your future also. Regarding the grammatical errors in the book, I would say that, by my opinion, I did not come across any parts that need correction. About the overall performance of Man Mission by Eytan Uliel, I would say that it is a good read for lovers of the real thing.

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Man Mission
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