Review of Man Mission

[Umoren Itoro]

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

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5 out of 5 stars

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Four friends are living their dreams. Man Mission by Eytan Ulie is a tale of four men who met while in college. They had a vision of touring the world and seeing many beautiful places. When they were young, after graduation from college, they were burdened with work and family life, and it looked like their dream of exploring the world would never happen. One day when one of the friends ignited the idea of them touring the world like they have one wanted to do. The idea was what birthed the mission.

The men's adventure began with just two of them, but they were soon joined by the rest, who wanted to experience the fun. The men engaged in activities like hiking and biking. A pink wristband was attached to the wrist of anyone that complained much. The men visited many countries and continents in the space of 15 years. They visited Peru, Thailand, South Korea, and New Zealand, and to mark the 10th anniversary of their tour, they went to South Africa, where they encountered a lion. The men had good and some horror moments in their adventure, which are documented in the book.

The map in the book gave details of all the locations the friends visited during their adventure, which is one of the things I liked most in the book. Also, the quote that is attached to every chapter of the book inspired me in no little way. I admire the relationships between friends. There were always there for each other even when they graduated. Readers can learn many things about friendship and relationships from the book.

The impressive writing skills of the author and his avoidance of the use of cryptic words for easy understanding of the book by the readers is one of the positive aspects of the book. The storytelling style of the author is incredible. The character and plot development are fantastic, with flashbacks to give readers an idea of the men's lives and the various issues they were going through.

The book is captivating with suspenseful thrillers, and I read the book nonstop. There is nothing I least like in the book. There are no negative aspects, and it was exceptionally edited.

I enjoyed reading this fantastic book, and I happily rate the book a perfect 5 out of 5 stars. I recommend the book to readers who love adventure books.

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Man Mission
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