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KIRKUS REVIEW

Will Grayson loves indie rock, plays the eye-rolling angry stepchild to his extraordinarily giant, lovable, gay best friend Tiny Cooper and doesn't realize that he yearns for his other indie-rock-loving friend Jane until it's too late. will grayson (he never uses uppercase) hates most everything except sharing an XXL coffee with his best friend Maura each morning and covertly conversing with his Internet boyfriend every night. Their two discrete worlds collide in a Chicago porn store after dual botched evenings out. Love, honesty, friendship and trust all ensue, culminating in the world's gayest and most fabulous musical ever. Green and Levithan craft an intellectually existential, electrically ebullient love story that brilliantly melds the ridiculous with the realistic. In alternating chapters from Will and will, each character comes lovingly to life, especially Tiny Cooper, whose linebacker-sized, heart-on-his-sleeve personality could win over the grouchiest of grouches (viz. will grayson). Their story, along with the rest of the cast's, will have readers simultaneously laughing, crying and singing at the top of their lungs. (Fiction. YA)

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WILL GRAYSON, WILL GRAYSON by John Green , David Levithan | Kirkus Reviews

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Will Grayson loves indie rock, plays the eye-rolling angry stepchild to his extraordinarily giant, lovable, gay best friend Tiny Cooper and doesn't realize that he yearns for his other indie-rock-loving friend Jane until it's too late.

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”WGrayson7: but i think the point is that it’s not just try-error.
WGrayson7: most of the time it’s try-error-try
WGrayson7: try-error-try
WGrayson7: try-error-try
WGrayson7: and thats how you find it.
willupleasebequiet: it?
WGrayson7: you know. it.
willupleasebequiet: yeah, it.
willupleasebequiet: try-error-try-it.”
-page 268

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This quote was a digital conversation between two Will Graysons. One was explaining to the other that although “trial and error” is a pessimistic name it is called that for a reason. The quote is extremely important because it shows that despite something being very pessimistic it may in fact lead to a solution

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I feel that although the review summarized the book accurately it didn’t portray the way the book was written. They did say that “each character comes lovingly to life” which is true, however they don’t just come to life they feel as though they exist in our world. I feel that most people can relate to at least one aspect of each of the characters which is why the book is as good as it is.

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(An adult store)