Will Grayson: Comparison Between John Green And David Levithan

Will Grayson, will grayson is a collaboration book between John Green and David Levithan where two separate stories of two teenage boys named Will Grayson collide. The first Will’s goal is to follow his rules he established for life. 1) Don’t care too much, and 2) Shut up. He spends most of his life following around his friend, Tiny Cooper, and repressing his feelings, as seen here, *excerpt 1*. The other will is a misunderstood, angry, angsty sort of kid. He hides everything he feels. This will has depression, not many friends, and a stressed out mom. He puts her through so much. *excerpt 2* The book may seem like it would be confusing to follow but there is a big difference between the two will graysons. One is Will Grayson with correct capitalization, and the other is will grayson, with no capitalization at all. This way, the reader can distinguish John Green’s and David Levithan’s writing.
During this bland period, uppercase Will Grayson’s friends are the dramatic, large, gay Tiny Cooper, and plain Jane. Literally the blandest, most forgettable character in the book, but maybe Tiny just steals her spotlight. Tiny has written a musical about his life and plans to present this musical for the school. Tiny is extremely centered on his own world and is constantly in love with a poor new unsuspecting victim. Jane really likes music and her ex-boyfriend. But that changes a lot when she gets to know uppercase Will Grayson. Lowercase will grayson has one friend named Maura, who secretly is in love with him. Unfortunately enough for Maura, lowercase will grayson is also gay. When the Graysons meet in a store selling certain explicit media, lowercase will is introduced to Tiny. Tiny’s relationships never last, but can this one