Review of Man Mission
Posted: 16 Jun 2022, 16:46
[Following is a volunteer review of "Man Mission" by Eytan Uliel.]
Man Mission by Eytan Uliel is a book that talks about adventures, life, traveling, family, and friends. Sometimes, a simple trip to another place or country is all it takes to ease you from a lot of things and make you see things differently.
The author is a storyteller, wanderer, global traveler, and seriously committed gourmand. This book contains three parts that discuss various aspects, including travel experiences, friends, marriage, and setbacks in life.
Four best friends traveled annually for a decade and a half. They take a week-long adventure trip in each country they visited. They engage in different activities such as hiking, biking, or kayaking. In the course of their travels, they were exposed to different people, the type of food they eat, their culture and traditions, their way of dressing, and all other things. They were faced with so many challenges (getting married, starting families, and making money) in their lives. They made funny rules that must be adhered to during their adventures.
This book is very educative and exposed. I loved how the author made it so easy to understand. Each country they visited had a map attached to the book that made it easier to understand and follow up. Reading this book made me feel like going on a trip. The author's sense of humor makes the book more captivating. I felt happy and exposed reading this book. I learned a lot about each country they visited. I felt like I had been to those countries just from reading the book. Everything seemed real to me. I found the author's narrations inspiring and appreciated the themes of friendship, bravery, and kindness. Another aspect of this book worth appreciating is that it could inspire any prospective traveler with ideas on places to visit and the type of foods they should try out in those places. I also love the fact that the book is not only centered on traveling and adventures. It also lay more emphasis on their work-life, partners, kids, parents, and even Strangers.
The only negative thing I did not enjoy in this book was the author’s use of profanity.
Man Mission by Eytan Uliel deserves four out of four stars. This book is a very well-written introductory work that has everything to help any prospective traveler. This book expanded my knowledge of a lot of things and made traveling worth it. The book was professionally edited. I recommend this book for adults, travelers, and mature teens.
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Man Mission
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Man Mission by Eytan Uliel is a book that talks about adventures, life, traveling, family, and friends. Sometimes, a simple trip to another place or country is all it takes to ease you from a lot of things and make you see things differently.
The author is a storyteller, wanderer, global traveler, and seriously committed gourmand. This book contains three parts that discuss various aspects, including travel experiences, friends, marriage, and setbacks in life.
Four best friends traveled annually for a decade and a half. They take a week-long adventure trip in each country they visited. They engage in different activities such as hiking, biking, or kayaking. In the course of their travels, they were exposed to different people, the type of food they eat, their culture and traditions, their way of dressing, and all other things. They were faced with so many challenges (getting married, starting families, and making money) in their lives. They made funny rules that must be adhered to during their adventures.
This book is very educative and exposed. I loved how the author made it so easy to understand. Each country they visited had a map attached to the book that made it easier to understand and follow up. Reading this book made me feel like going on a trip. The author's sense of humor makes the book more captivating. I felt happy and exposed reading this book. I learned a lot about each country they visited. I felt like I had been to those countries just from reading the book. Everything seemed real to me. I found the author's narrations inspiring and appreciated the themes of friendship, bravery, and kindness. Another aspect of this book worth appreciating is that it could inspire any prospective traveler with ideas on places to visit and the type of foods they should try out in those places. I also love the fact that the book is not only centered on traveling and adventures. It also lay more emphasis on their work-life, partners, kids, parents, and even Strangers.
The only negative thing I did not enjoy in this book was the author’s use of profanity.
Man Mission by Eytan Uliel deserves four out of four stars. This book is a very well-written introductory work that has everything to help any prospective traveler. This book expanded my knowledge of a lot of things and made traveling worth it. The book was professionally edited. I recommend this book for adults, travelers, and mature teens.
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Man Mission
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon | on iTunes