I Love You Too also featured an installation created for especially the Wolfson Reading Room at Central Library (2–10 July 2021), a collection of work that reflected Wa Lehulere's ongoing interest in libraries as institutional spaces for education and the dissemination of knowledge – and was also deeply connected to the history of apartheid South Africa.

BSL interpretation of a selection of 10 letters published in I Love You Too.

1. My Manchester - written by Dominic Berry, as told by Roy Brown
2. Maxine - written by Louise Wallwein, as told by Georgina Donelly
3. An Ode to Where we Have come From - written by Cathy Crabb, as told by Olja Denisov
4. Our Tree in Tatton Park - written by Dominic Berry, as told by David Rhodes
5. Let Me Tell You - written by Sarah Butler, as told by Sophie Stephenson
6. Butter Baby Crescent Moon - written by Shamshad Khan, as told by Chandan Shergill
7. Super - written by Dominic Berry, as told by Nazma Noor
8. For Freedom and Humanity in the Face of War - written by Ali Gadema, as told by Awat Ibrahi
9. Two - written by Jardel Rodrigues, as told by Lobé George Blake
10. 50 Times Around the Sun - written by Zoe Iqbal, as told by Carmen Peruga

Created by Kemang Wa Lehulere
Love stories told by The People of Manchester
Written by Hafsah Aneela Bashir, Dominic Berry, Sarah Butler, Cathy Crabb, Ali Gadema, Zoe Iqbal, Shamshad Khan, Jessica El Mal, Jardel Rodrigues, Keisha Thompson & Louise Wallwein

Commissioned and produced by Manchester International Festival in partnership with Library Live and Creative Spaces, Manchester Libraries’ cultural programmes, and supported by Arts Council England and National Lottery funding.