I adored this book. 
 Well, audiobook. I am convinced the narrator of David's Will is in fact the real Will Grayson because it was just so very perfectly narrated that I will accept nothing less!! 
 So if you have not read this, but are planning to - I HIGHLY recommend the audiobook. 
 They don't call it rising in love. 
 First of all, I straight up loved David's Will. He is cynical, snarky, honest and such a beautiful representation of a misunderstood teenager. 
 it's not often I am convinced I'd be great friends with a character, but this boy if definitely my homie. 
 "I am constantly torn between killing myself and killing everyone around me." 
 "... i wonder what they could possible have to say to each other. they're all so boring and they're all trying to make up for it by talking louder." 
 The other Will Grayson is more your typical YA character. 
 Anyway, there is actually a lovely, tangled and at times overly dramatic storyline that will teach you many things if you can stop laughing at the real Will Grayson long enough to focus. 
 Friendship, love, acceptance. All good lessons. 
 There are many reasons to give this one a chance! 
 "You like someone who can't like you back because unrequited love can be survived in a way that once-requited love cannot." 
 "But with friendship, there's nothing like that. Being in a relationship, that's something you choose. Being friends, that's just something you are." 
 "We acknowledge that being the person God made you cannot separate you from God's love."