This book, for me, was such a let down after the euphoric high I was on after finishing the first book in the series. I know this is a highly unpopular opinion but I felt all the connections I had made with the characters just evaporated in this novel! Who knows, maybe it is just me, and I have used up all the 'fluffy reads' I can handle in a day, but I was really expecting something more from this. In all honesty, it felt a little like a redundant book. I like that the relationship from the first book was developed further, but there seemed too little plot and too much conversational filler to actually make another complete novel. 
 My love for Lara Jean and her sisters, Margo and Kitty, still remained, but her male love interests seemed altered in this novel and I felt an intense dislike for them for almost the entire story. I honestly wasn't rooting for anyone in this love triangle, apart from Lara Jean. I wanted to see a development in her character and I was constantly waiting for her to stop relying on others in her life. She started to do so towards the end of the last novel but I saw no further growth here. It annoyed me a little, as the sole reason I could forgive her childish and naive character previously was that I was expecting an alteration to occur here. But, alas... 
 There were some aspects of the novel that I did like. It touched on important subjects such as cyber bullying and the impact social media can have on job options and college applications. It also touched on the degradation of women and the slut-shaming that occurs when females are found to be in any 'promiscuous' situation. The male counterpart however, gets away with nothing more than a high-five. I think Lara Jean handled herself with dignity in these situations, despite her shame and horror. 
 This aside, there was little to the novel and much just left me waiting for a reason for all the superfluous waffle. 
 P.S I don't still love you.