Status Updates From To Sir, with Love

as a person whos really scared of changes and is very very sentimental about things or should i say objects, gracies step of selling the store and making this huge change is kinda...relatable??? i mean i understand her

LOVELIESSSSSS

FOR THE 100TH TIME, THIS BOOK IS FANTASTIC

THIS MANNNN

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I LOVE THIS BOOK

OMIGOD THE 20 DOLLAR BILL INCIDENTTTT AND HE SAYS WHATS WITH U AND 20 DOLLAR BILLS OMGGG

No. He has a girlfriend. I have a… pen pal.

GOSH THIS BOOK IS AMAZING

i think this one is going to the favesiesssssssss

ok first of all this book actually has a lot of depth the characters have depth uske ilawa the ANGST IS ANGSTINGG i mean i am so aaahhhhhh by their convos and then followed messages i love this book

IM HAVING SO MUCH FUNNNNNNNNN

OK LOVE THE VIBES AND I FEEL LIKE THIS IS the ROMCOM I MEAN ITS PERFECTTT

gosh this book is making me GIDDYYYYYY

LOL I LOVE THEIR MESSAGES all dear lady, with alarmm

To Sir, with equal contempt, less gentle:
I stand by my assertion that sorbet is an affront to frozen treats everywhere. I’ll see your lemon sorbet and raise you a pistachio gelato any day of the year.
Lad

ALREADY LOVE ITTTTT

My dear Lady,
I’m not sure how to say this politely, so I’ll just say it. You’re incorrect in every sense of the word. You haven’t lived until you’ve tried a lemon sorbet on a hot summer day in the city. Ice cream, by comparison, is so very pedestrian. I thought I knew you.
Yours in gentle contempt,
Sir