I love Hemingway and this was another one of his books that did not disappoint. I love Hemingway's writing style: the simplicity he uses, but the depth in which he takes his story. I love how he can do both at the same time. I read this while I was studying abroad in France, and it was really cool because he mentions in the book a lot of the places that I had been. It made the novel relatable to me, which made it all the more easy to read (although I never need an excuse to read Hemingway). I loved this book because of the relationships he creates between everyone... I think he is one of those writers who is really talented at creating amazing relationships between two (sometimes more) characters. I also love how human he makes his characters. Most of the time, they all have some kind of flaw, whether it is because they drink too much, they are too trusting or too quick to judge, or simply because they cannot make a decision between two paths of life put before them. The characters in The Sun Also Rises are very human, which makes this novel so good. Not only that, but the subject matter is also very compelling. The running of the bulls is a very interesting plot on which to base the novel, because I think the whole idea behind this "sport" is pretty inhumane, but this fact makes the characters seem all the more human, or maybe less human, depending on how one reads it. Overall, I loved this novel, not just because it is Hemingway, but also because of how the characters work together and create (somewhat dysfunctional) relationships.