Yes, there is a great deal of colorful language in this story. Will Grayson, Will Grayson is incredibly readable, fast-paced, and written with the language and humor of high schoolers – which brings me to the profanity. Depression is part of this character which allows readers to gain a greater understanding of and empathy for Will and a struggle so many of us face.

Will has had depression for years, so now he is simply living with it, not trying to stop it. This Will Grayson also struggles with depression, but not in the way most commonly written about.

Even people who disliked the book adored Tiny Cooper, the lovable, flamboyantly gay, and always soft-hearted companion of…well, I won’t give it away. Here we see LGBTQQ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender/transsexual, Queer, and Questioning) literature taken in a serious at times but often hilarious route. This story also addresses one Will Grayson in his struggle to come out as gay. What makes Will Grayson, Will Grayson unique is that it was written by two well-respected young adult authors, John Green and David Levithan, each taking on his own Will Grayson and writing about his Will in his own style. Here is a typical story of teenagers finding their identities while losing and gaining friends along the way.

Will Grayson, Will Grayson is a wittingly-written story about two very different teenage boys named Will Grayson whose paths meet, which has a profound effect on both boys.

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