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 focuses on the protagonist, his aspirations, anxieties, agonizing feeling of duty, and the problems he encounters with his reality. The story chronicles the lives of four companions and their fascinating travels. The protagonist of this narrative is introduced as a young guy at what may be regarded as the beginning of his adult life. Sam, an old buddy, reminds him of their desire to go on an annual guys' vacation as he adjusts to the hard entry-level job life of the corporate world. A hasty decision to trek the Harper Pass Trail in New Zealand results from this chat. What starts off as a lighthearted pastime with no organization becomes an annual tradition full of excitement, new encounters, and for some, an escape from a life that is not going as expected.
Man mission was a thrilling book full of excitement, camaraderie, obstacles in life, and novel experiences. Additionally, it looks at diverse international cultures. The emptiness and anguish that come with a life that is unfulfilling, the dread of change, and the daily fight with deciding whether to act on reason or the whims of the heart are all highlighted by the author in the book. The reader empathizes with the protagonist as he struggles with his inability to express his emotions and his remorse about his dissatisfaction with what he sees as his predefined destiny as a man.
The way the characters handled real-life problems in this novel was so very charming to me. Since each character had flaws that prompted the reader to see things from their perspective, I found it difficult to judge any of them. The protagonist's anonymity throughout the novel, which made him feel much more approachable to readers, also caught my attention. The author's writing style keeps the reader on the edge by fusing the thrilling journeys with the regular events in the lives of the characters.
Nothing about this book that I disliked, and I did not encounter any errors while reading this book, thus this book was professionally edited.These factors led me to give it a rating of 5 out of 5 stars.I'll read the book Man Mission again.
I suggest Man Mission to young and middle-aged individuals who are discouraged about the direction their lives may have taken and who have neglected to schedule time for activities that make them feel alive and innocent. For audiences that have a problem with swearing, I do not suggest it.
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Man Mission
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Man Mission by Eytan Uliel focuses on the protagonist, his aspirations, anxieties, agonizing feeling of duty, and the problems he encounters with his reality. The story chronicles the lives of four companions and their fascinating travels. The protagonist of this narrative is introduced as a young guy at what may be regarded as the beginning of his adult life. Sam, an old buddy, reminds him of their desire to go on an annual guys' vacation as he adjusts to the hard entry-level job life of the corporate world. A hasty decision to trek the Harper Pass Trail in New Zealand results from this chat. What starts off as a lighthearted pastime with no organization becomes an annual tradition full of excitement, new encounters, and for some, an escape from a life that is not going as expected.
Man mission was a thrilling book full of excitement, camaraderie, obstacles in life, and novel experiences. Additionally, it looks at diverse international cultures. The emptiness and anguish that come with a life that is unfulfilling, the dread of change, and the daily fight with deciding whether to act on reason or the whims of the heart are all highlighted by the author in the book. The reader empathizes with the protagonist as he struggles with his inability to express his emotions and his remorse about his dissatisfaction with what he sees as his predefined destiny as a man.
The way the characters handled real-life problems in this novel was so very charming to me. Since each character had flaws that prompted the reader to see things from their perspective, I found it difficult to judge any of them. The protagonist's anonymity throughout the novel, which made him feel much more approachable to readers, also caught my attention. The author's writing style keeps the reader on the edge by fusing the thrilling journeys with the regular events in the lives of the characters.
Nothing about this book that I disliked, and I did not encounter any errors while reading this book, thus this book was professionally edited.These factors led me to give it a rating of 5 out of 5 stars.I'll read the book Man Mission again.
I suggest Man Mission to young and middle-aged individuals who are discouraged about the direction their lives may have taken and who have neglected to schedule time for activities that make them feel alive and innocent. For audiences that have a problem with swearing, I do not suggest it.
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Man Mission
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon | on iTunes
