Review of Man Mission

[Andrew Darlington]

[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" by Eytan Uliel discusses the lives of four friends who embark on annual adventures to discover the world. This book masterfully evinces travel and personal growth, offering a heartfelt and humorous look into the bonds of friendship and the challenges of adulthood. This is one book that teaches men self-discovery and encourages them to pursue what makes them happy, irrespective of societal expectations, pressures, and responsibilities.

The story begins with the protagonist meeting Sam, who initially seems arrogant but soon becomes a close friend. Together, they conceive of the idea of "Man Mission" during a university food fair. After years of separation, Sam reignites this idea, leading to the first of many adventures in New Zealand. Joined by their friends Alec and Daniel, the group undertakes yearly trips to various exotic locations, such as Japan, Australia, South Africa, Iceland, and more. These trips have become a tradition that helps them navigate the ups and downs of their personal and professional lives.

This book was absolutely entertaining and, to a very large extent, educational. The author's unique way of describing each destination, capturing the essence of different cultures and landscapes, is commendable. I loved the author's intellectual ability to blend the excitement of travel with the complexities of relationships, marriage, and fatherhood. One amazing feature that stood out in this book was how the author handled the flashbacks. The author switches from the past to the present in such a way that the flow of the story is retained. Just reading this book got me excited, as the author took me on a journey through some interesting parts of the world while in my room. This book contains numerous lessons for men, and it could help them deal with issues relating to family life, careers, and more.

This book was amazing, and sincerely, I could not find anything to criticize or anything to dislike about it. This book was absolutely well edited, as I couldn’t find any errors in it. The editors of this book deserve accolades for the organization and editing of this book. I loved the quotes and the maps contained in this book, as they all added to my reading pleasure.


Without any objection to this book, I will rate "Man Mission" 5 out of 5 stars. This book offers both entertainment and valuable life lessons. I recommend this book to all men seeking a happy life.

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