Review of Man Mission

[Ololade03]

[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 an incredible, adventurous story of how four best friends explored different parts of the world. Are you a lover of adventures? This book promises nothing less.

Best friends from law school, Daniel, Sam, Alec, and the unidentified narrator start a tradition of a yearly outdoor trip. They include challenging tasks on their trips to help toughen themselves. The tasks include kayaking, cycling, and hiking. Their lives and families are threatened by life difficulties. Every decision they make causes a drastic change in their lives. The narrator tries to live a life of fulfillment but is stuck trying to do what society expects him to do. Do they have what it takes to survive each struggle? Grab the book to get all the details.

I must commend the author for this wonderful piece. I have not traveled to different parts of the world but after reading this book, it is something I look forward to. The author's description of places, culture, and people created vivid images in my mind. I loved how the author skillfully used words to describe the traveler's experiences. I never for once, felt the need to stop reading.

Furthermore, I also loved how each character develops throughout the book. Every challenge they faced shaped their lives, and made them better. This book is filled with adventurous thrills. The author made it very appealing with drops of humor. The book displays several themes such as love, courage, forgiveness, and sacrifice. It portrays an enviable bond between friends and a love for family. The author also talks about life problems concerning the family. It is very thoughtful of him. I loved the writing style adapted by the author. The past and present events were perfectly weaved creating no confusion while reading.

Although I found the book enjoyable, I wished the author had explored the stories of their wives. I found myself wanting to know more about how they dealt with the difficulties they faced. Furthermore, the characters seemed to run away on vacation if they had a problem. The trips almost felt like a means of escape for them. Nevertheless, I loved every part of the book.

I found no grammatical or typographical errors in the book due to its professional editing. Therefore, rate this book 4 out of 4 stars.

I recommend this book to anyone who loves adventures and lovers of fiction.

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Man Mission
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