Review of Man Mission
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Review of Man Mission
[Following is a volunteer review of "Man Mission" by Eytan Uliel.]
Eytan Uliel's Man Mission is an action-packed and adventurous novel about four friends who travel around without women or worries. This mission has been going on for 15 years as a way for them to get away from their problems in life and live their adolescent fantasies. This book is fantastic for adventurers, especially men.
Sam and Eytan initiated the mission. Sam called the narrator to remind him of their planned trip, which they had discussed while still in school. Because everything was unplanned, they were the only ones who went on the first trip, and many misfortunes occurred as a result of their lack of preparation. For example, when the narrator slipped on the stone and injured his ankle, which worsened by the second, the following year, all of his friends joined, and everything went swimmingly, and the man's mission began.
According to me, Eytan has a lot of misfortunes, such as being in the back of a pickup truck with guns and drugs being driven by unknown drug lords; falling in the stream, injuring his knee, and having his toenail fall off; and walking on crutches. It was too much for one person to bear over five days. Sam, on the other hand, thoroughly enjoyed and eventually completed the trail. On their first adventure, Sam seemed to be the only one having a good time.
Everything about this book appealed to me. It was full of actions that seemed to last forever, and no one would get tired of reading it. Every day on their adventures, something funny happens, or Eytan falls in love with his wife, or he has problems at home. Despite the difficulties, they all laughed and had a good time on their adventures. I also liked the maps of each journey they took. It gets us ready for their next adventure. Nothing in this book bothered me. It highlighted the common issues that married couples face after being married for a long time. There were ups and downs in the narrator's marriage. Lastly, I liked these men's friendship.
I recommend this book to people who love action and adventure novels because it is filled with them. I would mostly recommend it to anyone who is 18 years old and up because of the profanity and inappropriate scenes featured in the book. It talks a lot about adult situations that may not interest young people.
This book is well-written and exceptionally well-edited. I rate Man Mission 4 out of 4 stars because I did not find any errors, which shows that it was professionally edited. I gave this book full stars because of the plot. It was interesting and full of funny moments. I enjoyed myself while reading the book.
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Eytan Uliel's Man Mission is an action-packed and adventurous novel about four friends who travel around without women or worries. This mission has been going on for 15 years as a way for them to get away from their problems in life and live their adolescent fantasies. This book is fantastic for adventurers, especially men.
Sam and Eytan initiated the mission. Sam called the narrator to remind him of their planned trip, which they had discussed while still in school. Because everything was unplanned, they were the only ones who went on the first trip, and many misfortunes occurred as a result of their lack of preparation. For example, when the narrator slipped on the stone and injured his ankle, which worsened by the second, the following year, all of his friends joined, and everything went swimmingly, and the man's mission began.
According to me, Eytan has a lot of misfortunes, such as being in the back of a pickup truck with guns and drugs being driven by unknown drug lords; falling in the stream, injuring his knee, and having his toenail fall off; and walking on crutches. It was too much for one person to bear over five days. Sam, on the other hand, thoroughly enjoyed and eventually completed the trail. On their first adventure, Sam seemed to be the only one having a good time.
Everything about this book appealed to me. It was full of actions that seemed to last forever, and no one would get tired of reading it. Every day on their adventures, something funny happens, or Eytan falls in love with his wife, or he has problems at home. Despite the difficulties, they all laughed and had a good time on their adventures. I also liked the maps of each journey they took. It gets us ready for their next adventure. Nothing in this book bothered me. It highlighted the common issues that married couples face after being married for a long time. There were ups and downs in the narrator's marriage. Lastly, I liked these men's friendship.
I recommend this book to people who love action and adventure novels because it is filled with them. I would mostly recommend it to anyone who is 18 years old and up because of the profanity and inappropriate scenes featured in the book. It talks a lot about adult situations that may not interest young people.
This book is well-written and exceptionally well-edited. I rate Man Mission 4 out of 4 stars because I did not find any errors, which shows that it was professionally edited. I gave this book full stars because of the plot. It was interesting and full of funny moments. I enjoyed myself while reading the book.
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Man Mission
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I have read this and also gave a sample. This book is one of the great books I read. I liked how this book focused on their friendships through their mission. Thank you for your wonderful review.
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