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 story about four men who went on an adventurous travelling journey and visited Japan, Spain, Australia, Vietnam, South Africa, Thailand, South Korea, New Zealand, Iceland, Taiwan, Peru, and the United States of America. Their journey took fifteen years, and they did plenty of fun activities like hiking, biking and swimming. The author did an impressive job at describing the humor and the adventures the four men had during their journey.

I loved the characters in this story a lot and love reading about travelling experiences, this book portrayed their journey beautifully. Sam, Alec, Daniel, and the narrator have been quite close since law school. They get married, start families and explore career paths and while doing so, they struggle a lot, like any other normal person they make mistakes and make important life decisions. The character development was wonderful in this novel.

This book taught me numerous lessons and made me think of the world with a different perspective. I gained a lot of knowledge through reading this book and loved the style in which the author wrote this book. The characters' lives were intriguing and also very emotional, sometimes it felt like the novel is not fictional because of the way events happened, they felt so real that it was hard to differentiate.

I really liked the maps and drawings of noodles, hikers, whales, sailboats and different animals. It made me imagine all the adventures they had and enjoyed them very much. The best thing about this book is that there is a summary of all the events that happened at the end of each of the trips they had together. The book is divided into fifteen chapters, each one for a different man Mission.

This book is suitable for all men and women who like travelling and exploring. There is nothing that I dislike about this book, it is very well written and professionally edited, so there are no typos. There are numerous profane words, and I would rather not recommend this book to readers who are sensitive to profanity. There is also a little sexual content, readers sensitive to sexual content should refrain from reading this book.

I want to rate this book 4 out of 4 stars. I want to recommend this book to readers who love travelogues and adventurous exploring. Don't give a second thought to this book if you like travelling, just read it.

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