Review of Man Mission

[Muskan Afzal-]

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

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5 out of 5 stars

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Eytan Uliel's fictitious book "Man Mission" focuses on adventures, traveling, friends and family, and the difficulties that men encounter daily. The author emphasizes how males are frequently pressured by society to follow a specific career route, which can result in internal conflicts and difficulties. The goal of the book is to shed light on these problems and offer readers an understanding of the psychology of men. The deeply embedded societal pressure to 'be a man' causes males to shy away from expressing their thoughts, fearing negative perception. The book attempts to illuminate the intricacies of manhood via an entertaining and daring tale.

This book is about four males who go on yearly exciting journeys together to escape their actual lives for a short while and rejuvenate their manhood after becoming weary of the routine challenges of everyday life. These 'man-missions,' which started as a brief undergraduate dream, evolved into a yearly journey that lasted for fifteen years. The boys' lives grew along with the adventures, becoming more challenging every year. They developed professions, got married, had children, and matured into men before realizing that the straightforward route to adulthood that had been outlined for them throughout their years in college was not always that straightforward or the same for each of them.

The daring nature of this novel is one of my favorite aspects of it. The journeys that the men have taken across New Zealand, South Africa, and several other regions of the world are amazing, as are their daring adventures such as hiking, bicycling, and kayaking. The book's interplay of comedy appeals to me. Another aspect I enjoy is the genuine friendships depicted in the novel—the banter, fun, and steadfast support among Eytan, Alec, Daniel, and Sam forge a meaningful connection that pulls me in.

This book had nothing that I didn't enjoy. I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars because of the characters' fantastic emotional expressions, the incredible experiences, and the numerous things I was able to learn from it. The book's editing was professionally done as I didn’t encounter any grammatical errors.

I would recommend this book to anyone who appreciates works about travel, family, marriage, jobs, and life in general. The teachings in this book are applicable to a wide audience.

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Man Mission
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