Review of Man Mission
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Review of Man Mission
[Following is a volunteer review of "Man Mission" by Eytan Uliel.]
A tale of four young men's friendship, Man Mission by Eytan Uliel is loaded with thrilling and melancholy adventures. A comical and captivating adventure is set in motion by the four young men, who are full of pride and hope. In the course of their fifteen-year journey, these men change from being youthful, active boys to middle-aged men with obligations. They travel throughout this period to places like South Africa, New Zealand, Thailand, Vietnam, and Fiji. They never imagined that they would be travelling the world and engaging in adventurous sports like sailing, riding, and trekking. These four men will eventually have to confront reality as the years and each journey pass. Will their commitments as men prevent them from fulfilling their mission?
Eytan Uliel's "man mission" began while hiking with his friend, Sam, in New Zealand. Adventures awaited him from then on. Eytan brings Sam, Daniel, and Alec together for a lifelong friendship thanks to a promise made during their undergraduate years. The four companions complete their education, secure jobs, tie the knot, and embrace fatherhood. But these men also encounter the negative aspects of life, proving that it's not always sunshine and rainbows. The characters experience the ups and downs of life. There are 15 chapters in the book, one for each year of the journey. The book discusses adventure, but its primary focus is on masculine emotions. Gentlemen can also shed tears! But society tells us otherwise. I was able to go into a man's mind through Mr. Uliel's book. The story flowed naturally; it wasn't overly wordy. The story didn't feel fictitious at all, because the individuals' viewpoints were very realistic.
I want to emphasise that I am more engrossed in a story about friendship than I am in a romance. I got exactly that on a silver platter from this book. These four men's kinship is something I adore. The author's addition of a map at the start of each chapter was very beneficial to the readers. In addition to discussing their exhilarating adventures, the author also raised important social issues. It would be impossible to list all the unforgettable experiences. The Kava and New Zealand scenes were hysterically funny. They left me giggling! Are you curious? Read on to discover more!
I see nothing to criticise in this superbly written book. It was fascinating and instructive. The author did a great job of understanding what true brotherhood is all about. I'm only able to sing the author's praises. However, there are some instances where the author used obscene language. Moreover, some explicit content elements were discovered.
I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars. Both the structure and the editing of the book were excellent. I didn't come across any mistakes. According to my view that men would more readily identify with the characters in this novel, I would suggest it to adventurous men who cherish friendships.
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Man Mission
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A tale of four young men's friendship, Man Mission by Eytan Uliel is loaded with thrilling and melancholy adventures. A comical and captivating adventure is set in motion by the four young men, who are full of pride and hope. In the course of their fifteen-year journey, these men change from being youthful, active boys to middle-aged men with obligations. They travel throughout this period to places like South Africa, New Zealand, Thailand, Vietnam, and Fiji. They never imagined that they would be travelling the world and engaging in adventurous sports like sailing, riding, and trekking. These four men will eventually have to confront reality as the years and each journey pass. Will their commitments as men prevent them from fulfilling their mission?
Eytan Uliel's "man mission" began while hiking with his friend, Sam, in New Zealand. Adventures awaited him from then on. Eytan brings Sam, Daniel, and Alec together for a lifelong friendship thanks to a promise made during their undergraduate years. The four companions complete their education, secure jobs, tie the knot, and embrace fatherhood. But these men also encounter the negative aspects of life, proving that it's not always sunshine and rainbows. The characters experience the ups and downs of life. There are 15 chapters in the book, one for each year of the journey. The book discusses adventure, but its primary focus is on masculine emotions. Gentlemen can also shed tears! But society tells us otherwise. I was able to go into a man's mind through Mr. Uliel's book. The story flowed naturally; it wasn't overly wordy. The story didn't feel fictitious at all, because the individuals' viewpoints were very realistic.
I want to emphasise that I am more engrossed in a story about friendship than I am in a romance. I got exactly that on a silver platter from this book. These four men's kinship is something I adore. The author's addition of a map at the start of each chapter was very beneficial to the readers. In addition to discussing their exhilarating adventures, the author also raised important social issues. It would be impossible to list all the unforgettable experiences. The Kava and New Zealand scenes were hysterically funny. They left me giggling! Are you curious? Read on to discover more!
I see nothing to criticise in this superbly written book. It was fascinating and instructive. The author did a great job of understanding what true brotherhood is all about. I'm only able to sing the author's praises. However, there are some instances where the author used obscene language. Moreover, some explicit content elements were discovered.
I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars. Both the structure and the editing of the book were excellent. I didn't come across any mistakes. According to my view that men would more readily identify with the characters in this novel, I would suggest it to adventurous men who cherish friendships.
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Man Mission
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon | on iTunes
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