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 Review: Back then, when I first read The Fault in Our Stars, I really was hyped with John Green's books, then I started buying all of his books. I remember that I specifically bought Will Grayson, Will Grayson in a bookstore on my trip to Korea. I still haven't got the chance or the mood to read his books now. I picked it up because I wanted a contemporary book to read and this book seemed to be the only one interesting enough. Turned out I liked it. 
 I knew that this book was a gay book and nothing more. But this book is about two characters, both named Will Grayson, meet each other in front of a porn shop one night and tell each other about what they were up to before meeting Tiny and Jane, one Will Grayson's friends. After then, they got to know each other more and more. 
 Starting off with the writing, it was told from two Will Grayson characters because two authors took their parts differently. Personally, I delayed this book a little longer than I should. I didn't made the sacrifice to stay up late and read it like I did other books. So, I was slow, but this book was not. It was interesting as the two authors kept connecting each character to each other and switched back and forth between point of views. It was entertaining and wonderful. 
 Following by is the plot and storyline. I honestly am not about to start spoiling, but the beginning to when both Will Graysons met each other was really mind-twisting and I was hurt and disappointed a little bit. After that, I was expecting them to get close or date and happy ending, but no. I was not like that and I adore books that prove me wrong. The ending was phenomenal, it was very touching and beautiful; it sent goosebumps on my arms. This book utterly kept me entertained since page 1, although, I wish I had finished it sooner. 
 As for here, it's characters observation. The uncapitalized will grayson was rude, truthfully. But he was interesting with that. He was stubborn and he kept his guard up really well. I liked that even though his relationship with his mom was not close, he still listened to her and allowed her to care for him sometimes. For the other Will Grayson, well, he's just not interesting enough although he's also the protagonist. I mean, Tiny Cooper seemed a bit more crazy and troubling than him. He's just bland and boring. 
 Overall: I truthfully and unexpectedly liked this book. I would recommend this book to anyone who likes light contemporary but emotional at some parts as it has amazing story and writing.