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 is a book that narrates the captivating journeys of four companions—Ethan, Sam, Daniel, and Alec—spanning 15 years across various locations around the globe. The escapades commence when Ethan and Sam, driven by spontaneity rather than careful planning, embark on a one-week expedition to a New Zealand island. Despite its impromptu nature, the endeavor proved successful, and it birthed their dream of traveling around the world. Subsequently, the quartet commits to exploring different countries worldwide, cementing their camaraderie and deepening their bonds. Amidst evolving into devoted family men with mounting responsibilities, their connection only strengthens. Their adventures may seem exciting on the outside, but they definitely came with many challenges. Grab a copy of Man Mission: Four Men, 15 Years, 1 epic journey by Eytan Uliel.
During a span of 15 years, these four friends, who knew each other from college, encountered numerous difficulties in their marriages and careers. However, this didn't deter them from embarking on adventures together. They participated in various sports such as mountain climbing, kayaking, cycling, and many more adventures across countries like South Africa, South Korea, Fiji, Peru, the United States, etc. For every journey, they set a goal and put in considerable effort to surpass it. Despite their roles as husbands and fathers, these four friends understood how to enjoy themselves and discover the beauty in nature.
Man Mission was a great book to read. I learned a lot of things while reading this book. I never knew that New Zealand was a country without wild animals until I read this book. That was amazing to discover. The author utilized a lot of humor, which I enjoyed. I also appreciate the fact that the author was open to discussing the realities of raising a family from a male perspective. If I had to choose a favorite character, it would be Sam. On the outside, he seems rough, but he is truly a friend. He always stands up for his friends and helps them in their time of need.
I couldn't find anything to criticize in this book. The theme and concept of the story revolve around friendship, family, love, and the true meaning of dependability. The author's writing is simple yet humorous. I encountered no errors while reading, which is a testament to exceptional editing.
Based on these factors, I kindly rate Man Mission 5 out of 5 stars. Any reader stands a chance to learn a thing or two from this book. I will recommend this book to anyone who enjoys adventure stories.
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Man Mission
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Man Mission is a book that narrates the captivating journeys of four companions—Ethan, Sam, Daniel, and Alec—spanning 15 years across various locations around the globe. The escapades commence when Ethan and Sam, driven by spontaneity rather than careful planning, embark on a one-week expedition to a New Zealand island. Despite its impromptu nature, the endeavor proved successful, and it birthed their dream of traveling around the world. Subsequently, the quartet commits to exploring different countries worldwide, cementing their camaraderie and deepening their bonds. Amidst evolving into devoted family men with mounting responsibilities, their connection only strengthens. Their adventures may seem exciting on the outside, but they definitely came with many challenges. Grab a copy of Man Mission: Four Men, 15 Years, 1 epic journey by Eytan Uliel.
During a span of 15 years, these four friends, who knew each other from college, encountered numerous difficulties in their marriages and careers. However, this didn't deter them from embarking on adventures together. They participated in various sports such as mountain climbing, kayaking, cycling, and many more adventures across countries like South Africa, South Korea, Fiji, Peru, the United States, etc. For every journey, they set a goal and put in considerable effort to surpass it. Despite their roles as husbands and fathers, these four friends understood how to enjoy themselves and discover the beauty in nature.
Man Mission was a great book to read. I learned a lot of things while reading this book. I never knew that New Zealand was a country without wild animals until I read this book. That was amazing to discover. The author utilized a lot of humor, which I enjoyed. I also appreciate the fact that the author was open to discussing the realities of raising a family from a male perspective. If I had to choose a favorite character, it would be Sam. On the outside, he seems rough, but he is truly a friend. He always stands up for his friends and helps them in their time of need.
I couldn't find anything to criticize in this book. The theme and concept of the story revolve around friendship, family, love, and the true meaning of dependability. The author's writing is simple yet humorous. I encountered no errors while reading, which is a testament to exceptional editing.
Based on these factors, I kindly rate Man Mission 5 out of 5 stars. Any reader stands a chance to learn a thing or two from this book. I will recommend this book to anyone who enjoys adventure stories.
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Man Mission
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon | on iTunes
Latest Review: Man Mission by Eytan Uliel
