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Review of Man Mission by Eytan Uliel

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Man Mission by Eytan Uliel is a book about four young men who established a tradition in which, every year they plan for a  trip in search of adventure. They travel around the world to go hiking, biking, kayaking, and even  African safaris. They call it Man Mission , a tradition meant to cultivate inner fulfillment and friendship. In the course of their travels, they explored nations like New Zealand, Japan, Spain, Fiji, Thailand, South Korea, South Africa, Peru, and Iceland, just to mention a few. They start as young men in their twenties but eventually get married, start families, establish careers, and experience life just as normal young men. They encounter life challenges like everybody else, but they also use the man mission to find themselves again when things get tough. What will become of them in the long run? Well, find out in this book man mission When I first decided to read this book, I didn't have much interest, after all, I thought it was meant for men, but as...

Review of Since the Day We Danced by Kerk Murray

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  Since the Day We Danced by Kerk Murray is a book about two principal characters Emma Wright and Luke Grayson, the two have gone through different tough times. The book begins on a sad note, with both Luke and Emma crushed by the agony that life had given them but somehow having the needed strength to go through. They comprehend that they need to start life over once more, or at least attempt to continue with their lives, by moving, not realizing that this choice will change their lives completely. Emma's pet, Riley, assumes an extremely huge part in making the story fascinating, as does Jeremiah, Luke's son. The story is about life, its pains and gains, and all that life presents. How will it all end? Well, find out in this extremely fascinating book. What I like about the book is how the writer consolidates the existence of two individuals, narrating each side of their side of the story. Along these lines, readers get the entire picture. I additionally like how the writer d...