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 is a story about four friends who embark on yearly adventure trips across the world, which became a tradition for them called "Man Mission," which bonded them together and provided an escape from their personal struggles in life. Following their journey through 15 years, the novel shows how the four friends experience exploration of various countries along with intense physical challenges and emotional turbulence.
The main characters of this book, Sam and Daniel, the narrator, and Alec, developed the Man Mission idea, which served as their escape from their normal daily activities to experience life completely. The group engages in one challenging expedition annually, and their activities have ranged from cycle touring in New Zealand to trekking in Iceland. Since its inception, the Man Missions for the narrator and his friends Sam, Daniel, and Alec have become an ongoing source of shared thrill alongside maintaining their lifelong friendship despite the members' shifting life paths.
These four friends share a common goal of escaping their daily routines and testing their boundaries. The motivation of their Man Mission activities rests in their philosophy that life demands adventure instead of pure obligation between work time and family life. Although the particular purpose for these adventures modifies throughout time, they consistently aim to build connections between them and push themselves beyond their limits while upholding their adventurous spirit.
The major strength of the book stems from its realism. The story portrays ordinary human experiences by presenting protagonists who handle daily struggles and common career management and marriage and fatherhood responsibilities. The travel storytelling by Uliel shines through his brilliant descriptions of every place, which lets readers feel the threats and splendor of these dangerous trips. Strong connections between the four male friends endure even after time passes because their bond remains deep.
I didn’t dislike anything while reading this book; I also didn’t find errors. This book was the perfect find for me; its editing was superb, and for these reasons, I’ll rate it a perfect 5 out of 5 stars. The narrative suits anyone who appreciates travel tales along with adventurous stories and friendship-based books. The story targets individuals who want to break out of their daily rut because it provides them with inspirational stories about taking bold risks.
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Man Mission
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Man Mission by Eytan Uliel is a story about four friends who embark on yearly adventure trips across the world, which became a tradition for them called "Man Mission," which bonded them together and provided an escape from their personal struggles in life. Following their journey through 15 years, the novel shows how the four friends experience exploration of various countries along with intense physical challenges and emotional turbulence.
The main characters of this book, Sam and Daniel, the narrator, and Alec, developed the Man Mission idea, which served as their escape from their normal daily activities to experience life completely. The group engages in one challenging expedition annually, and their activities have ranged from cycle touring in New Zealand to trekking in Iceland. Since its inception, the Man Missions for the narrator and his friends Sam, Daniel, and Alec have become an ongoing source of shared thrill alongside maintaining their lifelong friendship despite the members' shifting life paths.
These four friends share a common goal of escaping their daily routines and testing their boundaries. The motivation of their Man Mission activities rests in their philosophy that life demands adventure instead of pure obligation between work time and family life. Although the particular purpose for these adventures modifies throughout time, they consistently aim to build connections between them and push themselves beyond their limits while upholding their adventurous spirit.
The major strength of the book stems from its realism. The story portrays ordinary human experiences by presenting protagonists who handle daily struggles and common career management and marriage and fatherhood responsibilities. The travel storytelling by Uliel shines through his brilliant descriptions of every place, which lets readers feel the threats and splendor of these dangerous trips. Strong connections between the four male friends endure even after time passes because their bond remains deep.
I didn’t dislike anything while reading this book; I also didn’t find errors. This book was the perfect find for me; its editing was superb, and for these reasons, I’ll rate it a perfect 5 out of 5 stars. The narrative suits anyone who appreciates travel tales along with adventurous stories and friendship-based books. The story targets individuals who want to break out of their daily rut because it provides them with inspirational stories about taking bold risks.
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Man Mission
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon | on iTunes
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