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 by Eytan Uliel is a book that is full of adventures. It's a story about four friends: the protagonist, whose name is not known; Sam; Daniel; and Alec. They decide every year to go on various journeys to different places like New Zealand, Australia, and various other fascinating places. They named these trips "Man Mission." The protagonist and Sam are the first people to go on this adventure. They both went to New Zealand, where they encountered drug dealers and were scared that they might get killed. Life begins to unfold as they begin to have families, get married, and take on new duties as the plot develops. This book provides us with a window into the lives of these men, including their friendships, relationships, marriages, jobs, and the significant choices they had to make throughout their lives.
This is my first time reading such an adventurous book. The storyline is unique and captivating. I enjoyed reading about their experiences during their various escapades, especially those in New Zealand. I learned a lot from this book. It gave an insight into manhood. For instance, during their journey to Australia, the protagonist and Sam had to convince their wives for them to be able to embark on their trip, and for Daniel, his wife gave him the go-ahead. I also loved the author's concept of putting a quote and a Bible verse before every part of their journeys. Uliel has a good sense of humor, which could be seen in the attitudes of the different characters. This made the book even more interesting. Overall, I loved their friendship and how much it developed over the years.
I disliked nothing about this book. Every part was interesting and well-written by the author. Although I got a little bit confused at a point during the one switch between their personal lives and situations or journeys, I also felt the font size should have been much larger for easier readability.
This book deserves 5 out of 5 stars because it was carefully edited and the storyline is captivating. I commend the editor for doing a great job. I enjoyed every part of this book, and I also commend the author for writing such a great book.
I recommend this book to lovers of adventures. They will enjoy the adventurous journey of the four men in this novel. People who enjoy traveling will find this book interesting. There are a few vulgar words used in the book, and for this reason, I recommend it to young adults and people of mature minds. Finally, if you love to read good books, you will find this book worth reading.
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Man Mission
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Man Mission by Eytan Uliel is a book that is full of adventures. It's a story about four friends: the protagonist, whose name is not known; Sam; Daniel; and Alec. They decide every year to go on various journeys to different places like New Zealand, Australia, and various other fascinating places. They named these trips "Man Mission." The protagonist and Sam are the first people to go on this adventure. They both went to New Zealand, where they encountered drug dealers and were scared that they might get killed. Life begins to unfold as they begin to have families, get married, and take on new duties as the plot develops. This book provides us with a window into the lives of these men, including their friendships, relationships, marriages, jobs, and the significant choices they had to make throughout their lives.
This is my first time reading such an adventurous book. The storyline is unique and captivating. I enjoyed reading about their experiences during their various escapades, especially those in New Zealand. I learned a lot from this book. It gave an insight into manhood. For instance, during their journey to Australia, the protagonist and Sam had to convince their wives for them to be able to embark on their trip, and for Daniel, his wife gave him the go-ahead. I also loved the author's concept of putting a quote and a Bible verse before every part of their journeys. Uliel has a good sense of humor, which could be seen in the attitudes of the different characters. This made the book even more interesting. Overall, I loved their friendship and how much it developed over the years.
I disliked nothing about this book. Every part was interesting and well-written by the author. Although I got a little bit confused at a point during the one switch between their personal lives and situations or journeys, I also felt the font size should have been much larger for easier readability.
This book deserves 5 out of 5 stars because it was carefully edited and the storyline is captivating. I commend the editor for doing a great job. I enjoyed every part of this book, and I also commend the author for writing such a great book.
I recommend this book to lovers of adventures. They will enjoy the adventurous journey of the four men in this novel. People who enjoy traveling will find this book interesting. There are a few vulgar words used in the book, and for this reason, I recommend it to young adults and people of mature minds. Finally, if you love to read good books, you will find this book worth reading.
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Man Mission
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Reading about the many places these four men visited was intriguing. I laughed with them, wowed with them, worried with them, and learned a lot from their experience. Indeed, this book says a lot about friendship. Interesting review.
