Will Grayson, Will Grayson

I still admittedly enjoyed and loved this book, mostly because I love the voice of Will Grayson (this is the one written by John Green, will grayson, the second one who doesn't capitalize his name, is written by David Levithan), however, both Will Grayson and will grayson were relatable characters (because really, who doesn't feel moody in high school?). Will Grayson's friend Tiny was enjoyable as well, if simply for the fact that he wasn't made perfect, but was still sympathetic. Even though this story has two gay teens in it, sexual descriptions are not explicit in the slightest. However, like a lot of John Green stories, it had a lot of language in it, however, most kids will already know these words. I mention consumerism only for a couple of product mentions and a few band names like Neutral Milk Hotel. Yes, there is a little bit of drinking, but it's not taken to the extreme. The happy ending may be slightly predictable, but everyone once in a while, it's nice to have a happy ending. (I believe the authors made up for it by portraying Tiny's anxiety before the play convincingly; as an actress, I'd know.) Another great book for Green to add to his resume, and I may check out some of Levithan's work.