Review of Man Mission

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

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5 out of 5 stars

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Vacations, Adventures, Getaways or whatever you do during your spare time is helpful both mentally, physically and emotionally. Everyone likes to get off work during the weekends to relax and have fun. The narrator and Sam started this annual adventure and called it “Man Mission”. They make out time after work or during holidays to explore different countries. Later, Daniel and Alec joined and together they travelled to so many countries. As it is said the more, the merrier. To enjoy the adventures of the narrator and his friends, get a copy of Man Mission by Eytan Uliel.

Sam and the narrator had just met in the early pages of this book but formed a good connection and friendship with each other and the narrator's friends. The narrator and Sam went on their first adventure to Christchurch in New Zealand. They hiked the Harper's Pass Trail using a guidebook. It did not go nicely because they overestimated their abilities and had a few difficulties on the way. The next country they explored was Japan, they used bicycles in this mission. Although they had difficulty finding their way, they enjoyed their stay in Japan, coupled with the food and relaxation activities. After the narrator's wedding with his girlfriend, Rachel, he embarked on another adventure with Sam. This time around, Daniel and Alec joined and together they explored Australia, Fiji, Spain, Thailand, South Korea, South Africa and the list goes on.

Travelling the world will be a wonderful experience for anyone and Eytan did a great work of carrying us through this journey in this book. Everything about this book was lovable and exciting. But one thing I admire the most is the friendship and lifestyle of the characters. Furthermore, I was able to learn about the culture of the countries in the book. I found some of them fascinating and some very bizarre.

I found every quote and Bible verse used to introduce each chapter to be insightful and engaging. The maps will be very helpful to readers who will love to visit any of the countries mentioned in the book. I felt sad for Alec after his life turned upside down and couldn't join his friends on their visit to Thailand. It was heartbreaking to read about.

The writing style was simple and I did not dislike anything about this book. It was professionally edited and I rate it 5 out of 5 stars.

I recommend Man Mission to adventurers and travelers. Likewise, readers who are fans of adventurous stories.

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Man Mission
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