Review of Man Mission

[Emmanuel Odoemena]

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

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4 out of 4 stars

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The book, Man mission by Eytan Uliel is based on insane but adventurous trips made by four friends embarked on, from hiking to cycling, and so on. Eytan carefully related all the adventures they undertook from how they began as two persons and grew for years.

I love how graphic the author was in his descriptions. He has his way with words. He knows how to join words together to paint a picture in the mind of his reader. Just like a skilled painter uses He knows how to paint vivid and clear pictures in the mind of his reader using words. A good example would be: "The sky blazed orange, then blue, then red, then deep purple. The mountaintop glowed eerily for an instant, and without warning, the night dropped on us like a heavy burlap sack."

I'd applaud the amount of effort that the author put into the compilation of the book. He put a lot of work into the planning and organizing of the book. The book, although not fiction, was thrilling. The author told the story beautifully and sparked my curiosity. I also love how the author beautifully combined two stories simultaneously and his use of humorous statements in between the stories makes the book fun and enjoyable. This is what I love most about the book.

The author was very careful and detailed in his narration. He narrated everything including the minutest detail of the trip, from the planning stage to the execution stage; how they slept, what they ate, and the challenges they encountered. He did not leave any part of the adventure out, he carried his readers along in everything, by merely reading the book, you'll feel like you were part of the exhibition.

The author is a good writer. His choice of words and language is simple and easy to understand. He employed a plain style of writing to provide his readers with an essay.

There was absolutely nothing that I disliked about the book.

I must commend the editors of the book, they did tremendous work in editing the book. The book was exceptionally edited. I did not find a single error in the entire book. I would rate the book four out of four stars.

It was a good read for me and I would recommend it to anyone that loves reading about the adventures of others or would like to try something out of the ordinary.

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Man Mission
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