Review of Man Mission
Posted: 10 Jul 2022, 23:24
[Following is a volunteer review of "Man Mission" by Eytan Uliel.]
Man Mission by Eytan Uliel is an excellent adventurous book. First, the book cover summaries the book for you. For example, there are different names of countries, and just by looking at that, a reader can discover that those are the various countries that were visited by the characters in the book. The author introduces us to the lives of every character, and we get to find out that of all these friends, only Alex is a bachelor.
The author took us through some of the memories that they shared, for example, the good and the bad times that they faced while they carried out their adventures in different countries in the world.
One of the things I liked about this book is the Man Mission Charter. For example, when they say whining is tolerated on another part, they say that “he who whines the most wears the pink bracelet.” It is hilarious how they are allowed to whine, but again one isn't allowed to over whine.
The other thing I like about this book is that the author used the first-person narrative, and this brought the book to life. As the reader, I felt more engaged while I was reading, and at times, I even found it hard to put the book down, so I could get some sleep. That is how captivating this book is.
Another thing that I liked about this book is that the author would put a map at the beginning of every chapter, and this would give a reader insight into the places that were visited or talked about in that chapter. At the same time, these map illustrations made it interesting for the reader because one would somehow have a clue of what would happen in a given chapter.
I don't know if it was just a problem with my E-pub copy of this book or a general issue. There were so many blank pages, and it got annoying after some time since I had to turn over six pages to go to another page. Other than that, I don't have any issue with this book.
This book is professionally edited, for I didn't find any grammatical errors or typos. Therefore, allow me to give this book 4 out of 4 stars, for it is well deserved.
I recommend this book to all those who love adventure, contemporary fiction, and traveling. Just know this book is for you. Trust me; this book is worth the time.
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Man Mission
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon | on iTunes
Man Mission by Eytan Uliel is an excellent adventurous book. First, the book cover summaries the book for you. For example, there are different names of countries, and just by looking at that, a reader can discover that those are the various countries that were visited by the characters in the book. The author introduces us to the lives of every character, and we get to find out that of all these friends, only Alex is a bachelor.
The author took us through some of the memories that they shared, for example, the good and the bad times that they faced while they carried out their adventures in different countries in the world.
One of the things I liked about this book is the Man Mission Charter. For example, when they say whining is tolerated on another part, they say that “he who whines the most wears the pink bracelet.” It is hilarious how they are allowed to whine, but again one isn't allowed to over whine.
The other thing I like about this book is that the author used the first-person narrative, and this brought the book to life. As the reader, I felt more engaged while I was reading, and at times, I even found it hard to put the book down, so I could get some sleep. That is how captivating this book is.
Another thing that I liked about this book is that the author would put a map at the beginning of every chapter, and this would give a reader insight into the places that were visited or talked about in that chapter. At the same time, these map illustrations made it interesting for the reader because one would somehow have a clue of what would happen in a given chapter.
I don't know if it was just a problem with my E-pub copy of this book or a general issue. There were so many blank pages, and it got annoying after some time since I had to turn over six pages to go to another page. Other than that, I don't have any issue with this book.
This book is professionally edited, for I didn't find any grammatical errors or typos. Therefore, allow me to give this book 4 out of 4 stars, for it is well deserved.
I recommend this book to all those who love adventure, contemporary fiction, and traveling. Just know this book is for you. Trust me; this book is worth the time.
******
Man Mission
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon | on iTunes