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 is an adventure fiction novel written by Eytan Uliel. This is a story of a bond that is formed between four friends that lasts for years and years as they grow together, exploring all that life has to offer and sharing in this experience in a constant ritual with each other. They encountered fantastic people while traveling to various stunning cities and visiting wonders all over the world. They had known one another since they were teenagers, so it was more like a reunion for them because they returned as young adults and shared this thrilling experience. Over time, however, terrible things began to happen; two of the four friends' marriages ended, and their lives turned out to be miserable. In the end, the final stage of their voyage turned into the balm that would heal their wounds. They go through trauma, sorrow, pain, happiness, joy, and more, and they weather every storm that comes in their individual lives jointly. From biking in Japan to hiking in the South African national parks to kayaking in Australia, these friends experience wonderful things that leave an indelible mark on their lives. This is Man Mission by Eytan Uliel.
This was a very exciting read. It told a story of strong bonds of love and brotherhood and how four separate people from very different backgrounds were able to become a family of some sort. I liked the theme of the book as this is the kind of relationship I want to have with my friends. I want us to be together even when we're old and grown up, and so I related very well to this book.
I liked all the characters in the story, but my favorite was Sam, as he was funny and interesting. The adventures they went on were also very exciting as they journeyed from place to place, visiting new cultures, sampling exotic foods, participating in thrilling activities, and more. The author allows the reader to live vicariously through the book as they follow this band of brothers on journey after journey. In a very plain and direct manner, the author has captured the essence of brotherhood and shown that what any man wants is simply to be happy with his brothers. The dialogue in the book is witty and engaging, with a dry sort of humor that had me laughing with regularity. However, it is more than just a funny book, as there were several life lessons and difficult situations throughout the story that helped to build and develop the characters. There were many emotional scenes that lent an air of realism to the text, and this really brought the book alive.
I couldn't find one single issue with the book, and I had nothing I disliked about it. It was very well edited, and I detected no errors in the text, grammatical or otherwise. I would rate Man Mission by Eytan Uliel 4 out of 4 stars as it was a lovely read and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I would recommend this book to anyone who's curious about consultation or just business in general.
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Man Mission
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Man Mission is an adventure fiction novel written by Eytan Uliel. This is a story of a bond that is formed between four friends that lasts for years and years as they grow together, exploring all that life has to offer and sharing in this experience in a constant ritual with each other. They encountered fantastic people while traveling to various stunning cities and visiting wonders all over the world. They had known one another since they were teenagers, so it was more like a reunion for them because they returned as young adults and shared this thrilling experience. Over time, however, terrible things began to happen; two of the four friends' marriages ended, and their lives turned out to be miserable. In the end, the final stage of their voyage turned into the balm that would heal their wounds. They go through trauma, sorrow, pain, happiness, joy, and more, and they weather every storm that comes in their individual lives jointly. From biking in Japan to hiking in the South African national parks to kayaking in Australia, these friends experience wonderful things that leave an indelible mark on their lives. This is Man Mission by Eytan Uliel.
This was a very exciting read. It told a story of strong bonds of love and brotherhood and how four separate people from very different backgrounds were able to become a family of some sort. I liked the theme of the book as this is the kind of relationship I want to have with my friends. I want us to be together even when we're old and grown up, and so I related very well to this book.
I liked all the characters in the story, but my favorite was Sam, as he was funny and interesting. The adventures they went on were also very exciting as they journeyed from place to place, visiting new cultures, sampling exotic foods, participating in thrilling activities, and more. The author allows the reader to live vicariously through the book as they follow this band of brothers on journey after journey. In a very plain and direct manner, the author has captured the essence of brotherhood and shown that what any man wants is simply to be happy with his brothers. The dialogue in the book is witty and engaging, with a dry sort of humor that had me laughing with regularity. However, it is more than just a funny book, as there were several life lessons and difficult situations throughout the story that helped to build and develop the characters. There were many emotional scenes that lent an air of realism to the text, and this really brought the book alive.
I couldn't find one single issue with the book, and I had nothing I disliked about it. It was very well edited, and I detected no errors in the text, grammatical or otherwise. I would rate Man Mission by Eytan Uliel 4 out of 4 stars as it was a lovely read and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I would recommend this book to anyone who's curious about consultation or just business in general.
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Man Mission
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon | on iTunes
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