Review of Man Mission
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Review of Man Mission
[Following is a volunteer review of "Man Mission" by Eytan Uliel.]
"Man Mission" written by Eytan Uliel, is an adventure story that is based on the lives of four college friends. These four friends dreamt of a life full of adventure, going to different places around the world and doing activities which, in their own terms, "only the alpha males can do". After finishing school, their little dreams and fantasies soon became a reality and "Man Mission" was born. They made the decision to venture off into different regions once a year to complete activities that included hiking for a couple of miles, cycling, kayaking, and other activities that proved they were fit to be called men. Soon, the annual adventure became a necessary escape from their day-to-day lives. The rigors of work and the fear of being disposed of; the workload and responsibilities of being a good husband and a good father; the harsh reality of ageing; and the dreams of living a life of fulfillment. During their missions, they learned about various people of different races and their lifestyles. They talked about their respective lives, both the good and the bad, and the adventures provided them with the feeling of freedom and being a teenager again, giving them clear views about the life they are living and the life they truly desire while coming face to face with life-threatening situations.
The book is really very interesting, and I really enjoyed reading it. The writer really did an amazing job with the book, and truly, the book would have made quite a movie. The style of narration was simple, making the reading easy and enjoyable. The book gave a clear insight into various cultures, traditions, and activities, as well as the culinary differences of different races across the world. And the writer did a good job of describing the different locations, leaving the reader with clear imaginations about the areas even if they haven't visited these places. The book is also full of lessons to be learnt when it comes to career choices and raising families. It was really a fun book to read.
I don't really have any issues with the book. It contains almost no errors, proving that the editor did a great job on the book, and the author really gave the readers quite an experience with the book.
I rate the book 4 stars out of 4 stars. The entire story was great, and each chapter was a new experience.
I recommend the book to all lovers of adventure, especially those who take an interest in outdoor activities. The book is also a good means of learning about various races in different parts of the world.
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Man Mission
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"Man Mission" written by Eytan Uliel, is an adventure story that is based on the lives of four college friends. These four friends dreamt of a life full of adventure, going to different places around the world and doing activities which, in their own terms, "only the alpha males can do". After finishing school, their little dreams and fantasies soon became a reality and "Man Mission" was born. They made the decision to venture off into different regions once a year to complete activities that included hiking for a couple of miles, cycling, kayaking, and other activities that proved they were fit to be called men. Soon, the annual adventure became a necessary escape from their day-to-day lives. The rigors of work and the fear of being disposed of; the workload and responsibilities of being a good husband and a good father; the harsh reality of ageing; and the dreams of living a life of fulfillment. During their missions, they learned about various people of different races and their lifestyles. They talked about their respective lives, both the good and the bad, and the adventures provided them with the feeling of freedom and being a teenager again, giving them clear views about the life they are living and the life they truly desire while coming face to face with life-threatening situations.
The book is really very interesting, and I really enjoyed reading it. The writer really did an amazing job with the book, and truly, the book would have made quite a movie. The style of narration was simple, making the reading easy and enjoyable. The book gave a clear insight into various cultures, traditions, and activities, as well as the culinary differences of different races across the world. And the writer did a good job of describing the different locations, leaving the reader with clear imaginations about the areas even if they haven't visited these places. The book is also full of lessons to be learnt when it comes to career choices and raising families. It was really a fun book to read.
I don't really have any issues with the book. It contains almost no errors, proving that the editor did a great job on the book, and the author really gave the readers quite an experience with the book.
I rate the book 4 stars out of 4 stars. The entire story was great, and each chapter was a new experience.
I recommend the book to all lovers of adventure, especially those who take an interest in outdoor activities. The book is also a good means of learning about various races in different parts of the world.
******
Man Mission
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon | on iTunes
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