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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Man Mission by Eytan Uliel is a very interesting book that tells the tale of five young men. These young men did not come from well-off backgrounds. Out of passion and grit, they decided to make a pact when they were young that if ever they lived to see the day, they'd be blessed to have more than they needed. They would travel around the world together.

So the book records the accounts of their travels. These journeys were also a way for these men to bond with both themselves and their mates. Through these journeys and the people they met along the way, they were able to make peace with themselves and their pasts. They also got to experience different people and their cultures.

What I loved most about this book was how well the characters were developed. Although they are fictional characters, the author made them feel so real because they were going through normal challenges like the men that I know and those that are in my life. This made them so relatable. I also liked the fact that the plot of the book was well-paced.

To say that I gathered any negative thoughts about this book would be a big lie on my part. I enjoyed reading this book. I, therefore, have nothing negative to say about this book. Furthermore, I also would like to mention that I did not spot any grammatical errors in the book. Neither did I spot any editorial mistakes in the book. This led me to believe that the book must have been well edited.

I would like to rate this book as 4 out of 4 because I enjoyed reading it. I found it to be very entertaining. The author used humor, satire and irony in a very impeccable way. Another thing that influenced my rating was the themes that the author puts across. Themes like culture, bromance, family and mental health have been brought out in a very compassionate and outright way.

I would like to recommend this book to lovers of fictional thrillers, as I feel that they would be very entertained by it. In addition, I would like to recommend it to women. Men are usually misunderstood by women. I feel that this book would give them a glimpse of a man’s world and what goes on in it. Lastly, I would recommend it to men because I feel that they would relate more to the book since they are the inspiration behind the characters in the book.

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Man Mission
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