Review of Man Mission

[Ayorinde Joseph]

[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 story about four men who set out on a series of adventures and visitations which they tagged 'man mission'. The idea was already born during their school days, but not until years later were they able to implement this mission plan. These four men set out every year during their annual leave to visit different places across every continent. The mission spans across various stages in the life of each of the four men. During the course of their journeys, they encountered a lot of situations, both pleasant and unpleasant. They were also able to enjoy and learn about the various ambience and delicacies of each location they visited. Setting out on these missions was not so hitch-free as the men sustained some physical injuries. However, on the home front, this man mission is not without consequences as the four men have one or two big issues to deal with. It remains to be seen whether the man mission will continue, especially with lingering crises rearing their heads on every front.

Man Mission is an interesting and captivating book. I enjoy the humour and action in the book. The book is devoid of errors, which is an indication that it was thoroughly proofread and edited. The author also took his time to describe the scenes and characteristics of all the places visited by the men. I also like the way the author interchanges the mission scenes and the home scenes without causing confusion. Also, the details briefly stated in the book about the places the men visited could come in handy for anybody planning to go on adventures.

Man Mission is really interesting, action-filled and full of laughs. I find no fault in the book. The words used are unambiguous, and the book was well proofread.

I will rate this book 4 out of 4 stars. The book was well proofread and edited. Also, the plot of the book is perfect and the characters and all the mission sites are properly described to ensure easy comprehension. In addition, the novel is not religion-based, which makes it suitable for a lot of people with different beliefs.

I would recommend Man Mission to people who are interested in reading stories of adventures during their leisure time. The book is also suitable for people who like taking vacations as there are a lot of details briefly cited about some interesting places across the world where the men visited as part of their man mission.

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Man Mission
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