Now that she has one “success story” under her belt, what with Lara Jean and Peter firmly established as a real couple, Kitty’s got her eye on an even bigger prize: her widowed father and their divorced neighbor, Ms. I Still Love You as they were in the first movie. A precocious tween with an astonishingly well-developed sixth sense for romantic chemistry, Kitty’s matchmaking schemes are as entertaining in P.S. Some of the best, most reliable comic relief in the books and movies comes courtesy of one Katherine Song Covey (Kitty to her friends). Im Watching You Kitty GIF from Imwatchingyou GIFs I Still Love You yet and don’t want us to ruin a moment for you, then you may want to follow Margot’s lead and run away from this teenage drama. WARNING: THERE ARE MANY SPOILERS AHEAD! If you haven’t seen To All the Boys: P.S. Some are brilliantly executed scenes from the book (that make us want to start yet another reread) and others are ingenious inventions of the filmmakers, but all of them remind us why we would follow Lara Jean, Peter K., John Ambrose & co. Here are a few of the moments that made us jump for joy, gasp aloud, and maybe even cause a few tears to shimmer.

I Still Love You, which premiered last week, is everything we wanted it to be and more! Honestly, though? We kinda love the Netflix movies just as much! They capture the spirit of the books’ characters and narrative arc while adding new dimensions to Han’s beloved universe through scene-stealing performances, a fantastic soundtrack, and some delightful subplots we never saw coming. Case in point: Jenny Han’s To All the Boys book trilogy is perfection, period. “The book was better” is a common refrain among us bookish types, for good reason, but sometimes movie adaptations do manage to take us by surprise in the best way.

Ps i still love u book