Will Grayson, Will Grayson by John Green and David Levithan was a surprising book for me. I thought it was great but for me it was lacking in some areas. The plot bored me a bit, however the influence that musical theatre had on it was one of the reasons that I had enjoyed it. Also it was funny to find a porn shop being an influential role in the lives of these two individuals of the same name. Loved the musical theatre references like that of Rent. For very strange reasons, I connected more with the gay Will Graysonand enjoyed reading about his journey in this novel, rather than that of the straight Will Grayson amongst his friends of LGBT. It may have been the difference in the writing style and the voice of these two POVs due to the co-authoring, more than the role they play in this plot. For straight WG, I found myself glancing through his chapters as some of it didn't really drive the plot forward. Overall, a fun read depending on which character you enjoy reading about more and their struggles.