Kylie Stevermer’s Reviews > The Sun Also Rises > Status Update

kissing him when she knows he’s not over her… ough my heart it hurts so bad…

End of book II // This book was so good. I actually started getting interested in the characters as people and I felt for them as they told their stories this has been so good Pg. 243 // now why would he sign it with love…. That’s so sad like hello??? I don’t think you know what unrequited love does to me… this is devastating

AND THEN SAYING SIX PEOPLE WERE MISSING?????? Don’t make me sob now that’s so sad what is wrong with you oh my god

update it ended well… Brett left them for Romero that is so sad I’m devastated

now THIS is the Bull fighting I was promised… I needed some action lets go!! The Bull is blind and bros still fighting it this cannot end well

Brett saying she’s going to eat lunch with Romero oh poor Jake… genuinely I feel so sad for him…

oh! Cohn beat Romero up! Bro might need some therapy… someone help this poor man… I fear he is unwell.

Jake tried to punch Cohn! to be honest, I said that it was boring but as I read it more I’m realizing I love these characters. When Brett asked if Jake still loved her, I felt sad for Jake, and when he left Brett and the Bull fighter it felt like MY heart had been broken. It might be a slow story but the slow pace where we learn who each character is and all their personalities, it’s growing on me.

bro… they were gonna fight… finally some action and Jake SEPARATES THEM!!!!! I am thoroughly upset. I need them to start punching each other. Every single time they get drunk they start arguing and almost fight but then they stop. I need them to fight. Now.

did bro get ran over by a Bull??? Is he dead???? Bro, someone help him…. Also, I said at the start the writing style was similar to Fitzgerald, but now that I’m further in the book I am noticing more differences between the two. Hemingway’s sentences are much shorter and blunt, whereas Fitzgerald’s sentences were longer, with more flowery language.