Review of Man Mission

[Myrah Kay]

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

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5 out of 5 stars

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Man Mission: Four Men, Fifteen Years, One Epic Journey is a thrilling book by Eytan Uliel. Eytan is a great storyteller, Wanderer, global traveler, and a seriously committed gourmand. Using his storytelling skills, the author takes us through his adventure story with his three other friends, Daniel, Sam, and Alec. The four men were brought and stuck together by the idea of traveling together yearly for 15 years. During their traveling, the four friends involved themselves in different fun activities, which included kayaking, hiking, and biking. The book takes us through the four men's experiences during their annual traveling and their challenges during the epic journey. The author also touched a bit on matters of marriage and career. What was it like traveling yearly for 15 years? What challenges, if any, did they face during their adventure?

Having read this book, I have so many positive aspects of attributing it to. I liked how the book gave us a raw and candid perspective of how men perceive different life issues, such as matters of marriage, job, and friendship. The book gave us a side of men most people don't know exists, or if they do, they don't know how to handle that vulnerable side of men. Also, I loved how the four friends were there for each other and covered each other's situations in the best way they could. This portrays a real picture of true friendship, which entails being there for each other in all situations, whether good or bad.

Man Mission: Four Men, Fifteen Years, One Epic Journey by Eytan Uliel was an exciting read, a perfect book that could turn into an excellent movie. I, therefore, had no reason as to why I liked it less because I enjoyed every part of it.

I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars because the book was exceptionally edited. I did not come across any errors. This shows how much effort the author put in to ensure the book comes out perfectly. Also, the writing style used was perfect. I loved how the author took us along the four men's adventures and blended them with their families and careers, which spiced up the book. Last but not least, the book has so many life lessons to learn from, so it's worth reading. The book has a perfect rating because I had no reason to deduct a star from the rating.

This book is suitable for readers who love reading adventure stories spiced up with a bit of family and career themes.

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