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3.56 AVERAGE
3.56 AVERAGE
3.5 stars: very enjoyable, pretty hilarious. Interesting ideas/themes. Good characters. Unique.
This book was good, I actually liked the Will, and the parts, written by David Levithan, but maybe it's because with this book I realized that "Does John Green always write the same character?". Not looking forward to "Paper Towns" as much as I was. It was a good book, and I loved some parts, but others were lacking. I didn't know until I read the author bios at the end, that David Levithan wrote another book that I liked a lot, "Boy Meets Boy", so maybe that is why I much preferred his gay characters over John Greens. Greens just seemed too stereotypical. Also the romance between Jane/Will was just... :/
Still a good read.
Still a good read.
THIS BOOK IS SO AMAZING I LOVE EVERYTHING ABOUT IT GO NOW AND READ IT <3
probably my favorite john green book i've read so far (between katherines, tfios, & paper towns)
emotional
reflective
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Complicated
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
i'm having a tough time rating this book, it's not because it was written by two authors. the writing blended well together, and although i found one will more fun to read about than the other, it didn't have to do with the writing. however, there was not much to love about this book beyond the usual humor that john's books provide. other people might have liked the other will more, but I didn't.
the story is about two boys named will grayson who are both living in chicago, and their paths cross. the first Will is straight and has a gay best friend, a character that John Green has used in other books. the second will is gay and is initially depressed but becomes hopeful when he discovers he's going to meet his internet love, isaac. i didn't like most of the other characters except for Jane.
the plot was not exciting, and i didn't have the emotional reactions i usually have when reading john green's books. the book is called "will grayson, will grayson," but it's not about either will. It's mainly about tiny cooper, a self-centered, loud, and clichéd gay guy who stages a musical about himself. the musical scene at the end was just plain silly.
sorry guys but it's not a book i would recommend.
the story is about two boys named will grayson who are both living in chicago, and their paths cross. the first Will is straight and has a gay best friend, a character that John Green has used in other books. the second will is gay and is initially depressed but becomes hopeful when he discovers he's going to meet his internet love, isaac. i didn't like most of the other characters except for Jane.
the plot was not exciting, and i didn't have the emotional reactions i usually have when reading john green's books. the book is called "will grayson, will grayson," but it's not about either will. It's mainly about tiny cooper, a self-centered, loud, and clichéd gay guy who stages a musical about himself. the musical scene at the end was just plain silly.
sorry guys but it's not a book i would recommend.
funny
hopeful
sad
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes