Review of Man Mission

[Kehinde Hussein]

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

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4 out of 4 stars

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They say that relationships and marriages have their ups and downs and aren't always a bed of roses. Man Mission by Eyta Uliel is a roman à clef, an adventure story, and an idea born out of boredom in university classes. It follows the adventures of four young men: the author, Sam, Alec, and Daniel, who all decide to explore and bring their wildest dreams to life.

Every year, they embark on a quest to visit and experience a variety of countries across the globe. They go cycling, kayaking, and trekking, and they add to their adventure by learning about the cultures and traditions of the places they visit. They mature into men, gain employment, and settle down for the next stage of their lives throughout these years. They marry as a result of this virtue and learn to appreciate and grasp the essence of marriage, including its values, commitment, and sacrifices, as well as absorb lessons from it.

This book was especially enjoyable to read since the author's choice of words was straightforward and approachable, and I felt a connection to his experience. I also liked many of their exciting and amusing adventures as they travelled from one destination to the next. This provided me with insight into the cultures of these many locations. Also, I loved the author's use of frequent flashbacks because they provided us with a profound insight into the author's life, which appeared to be the polar opposite in the eyes of the public. The author accurately depicted the terrible reality of marriage, and it was a lesson to be learned. More importantly, I admired the four friends' deep friendship tie, which they maintained to the end. I also liked how the author portrayed Pamela's character in the novel because she was intelligent and had different viewpoints than the other female characters.

Everything about the book was captivating, and it is without a doubt one of the best books I have ever read. This is due to its simplicity and the author's daily life experiences, which one may learn from and use in one's marital life. I found the book to be well-edited and free of faults. As a result, I'd give the book a 4 out of 4 stars rating.

I would also recommend this book to people who appreciate adventure stories because it is full of exciting new experiences, as well as couples because it contains a variety of marital lessons to choose from. It is, nevertheless, unsuitable for youngsters and religious people due to its high level of profane language and sexual material.

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[Themmie10]

I’ve read this book. This is one of my favorite book here, it is amusing, interesting and also entertaining. Your review is on point. Great job!

[Goody2004]

I'll make time for this adventurous book. Weldone on your review.

[IniOluwa N]

It is not just an adventure-filled book, it also has a lot of life lessons to be learnt. Great book! Wonderful review!

[MaryDumbiri99]

I love books on adventures and your review did a good job of captivating me

[Akangbe Opeyemi]

I look forward to reading this book, it sounds interesting. A book about the true experiences and adventures of the author and his friends. Nice review.

[Rita Nuncia]

I totally enjoyed reading this book too. Nice review. Good work!

[Ekanem Onyinye Uduak-Abasi]

This sounds like a really enthralling book. I would love to read it. Their adventures and friendship. Amazing Review

[Daniel Oluwabiyi]

Its incredible how four men can stay friends after all those years. This book is full of lessons and it is a great book. Great review.

[Nwaka Chukwuemeka]

The book has alot to learn from it, I love the author writing style in the book. Great review.

[Moyin Loveth]

Wow, so many adventures seem to be embedded in one book. For someone like me, who hasn't travelled much, I think this would be a nice way to experience some of the adventures I've dreamed about. This Is a really interesting review.