Review of Man Mission

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

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4 out of 4 stars

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Marriage is a journey of its own comprised of so many hurdles and it is quite evident in the book that we should be more vigilant in order to avert issues that may affect couples. Eytan Uliel, the author clearly highlights how his life has been one of utter success regardless of the few epidemics he suffered in due course. It is also quite evident the level of tours that the author made that enhanced their friendship and ability to cope up with various issues in life.

I liked the books candid approach to life where the author had really dedicated himself to being part of the man mission team regardless of his surroundings at home and workplace. What stands out is that family life is quite a task and not for the light hearted at all. He is tossed over severally at home and we re able to be part of learning from his experiences and practically apply the same in various aspects in our life.

The light shed on marriage raises questions on how do couples relate with each other in marriage and which ways are the best. Their is also some wind of promiscuity and infidelity which sweeps over people who tend to be swaying in their marriages and we all know where that path leads to. Nature is quite heavenly as presented by the author having gone to very countries and continents with the sole purpose of giving themselves a break from the normal days drama. I generally loved the book as it was specially done and the chapters are remarkably presented.

The detriments of the book range from the repulsive language used by the author on various fonts. This can accelerate moral decay I presumed. The font was also terrible and reading was almost impossible I had to keep zooming each page hence hindering the smooth flow of the book. Regardless the book was quite funny and can give it positive credit for the same. Dialogue is also presented very well and boosts a readers imagination.

I rate the book Man Mission 4 out of 4 stars since the author did more than deliver in the pages presented in the book and regardless o a few glitches in terms of language used, a reader is able to gather a lot of grammar tips and more skills and experience pertaining to life especially in the fields of corporate business, family and even friendship. I would look forward to see people considering long term friendship to look at this publication and see how that can be made materialize and be beneficial to all those involved in the friendship.

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