P.S. I love you

The way the book balances heartfelt sadness with light moments made me wonder if that contrast was intentional. How did others feel about that tone?

The concept of heartfelt messages guiding the protagonist through grief felt unique. I’d love to know if this was based on real experiences or purely fictional imagination.

The letters added so much depth and vulnerability. Did anyone else feel like they learned more about the characters through these messages than through their interactions?