Thoughts on "Sunset" by Jessie Cave

Jessie Cave is a writer, podcaster, artist, actress, and all around phenomenal performer. You might have first seen her as Lavender in Harry Potter, but PLEASE set that aside because this woman is so much more than a role she had over a decade ago. I am obsessed with everything she creates, and I was lucky enough to see her one-woman show "Sunrise" at Edinburgh Fringe in 2019 when I moved to Scotland for school. I also saw her show "Cave Women" with her sister Bebe. I adore these two and their podcast "We Can't Talk About That Right Now". "Sunset" is a heartbreaking and relatable novel about a young woman's grief after losing her sister to a tragic accident. It's a character driven present tense first person narrative that illustrates how non-linear the grieving process can be. I found myself crying, laughing, and thinking how remarkable it was to find so many of my own thoughts on the page. I loved the setting in London, and it made me nostalgic for my time there. This is a truly stunning debut and I can't WAIT to read her next book!! Support me! Venmo: Saoirse-Ibarguen Follow me! Instagram: lovealwayssaoirse Bookstagram: saoirsesshelf Catstagram: springerandkatahdin Blog: https://saoirsei.wordpress.com/ Articles I've written: https://thetrek.co/author/saoirse-ibarguen/ https://shewalksthewalk.com/guest-post/i-watch-the-figs-die/ Buy the books I'm published in: Epoch Press: https://epochpress.org/product/pre-orders-epoch-journal-issue-1-beginnings/ From Arthur's Seat: https://fromarthursseat.com/2020/06/08/where-to-b%C3%A7uy-volume-v/