Love is a many splendored thing, especially in Will Grayson, Will Grayson. Here, we're not only talking about romantic love (the kind between Tiny and every boy he's dated), but the love for family and friends, too. Will finally realizes how much he loves his big gay best friend at the end of the story. In a totally platonic way, of course. And will is finally able to open up to his mom and admit how much he loves and needs her. Trust us: By the end of this book, you'll be feeling the love. If not, you might actually have ice in your veins. You should probably get that checked out.
Questions About Love
- Why is Will Grayson opposed to all things loving and caring? Is he really? Back that answer up with evidence from the book.
- What do you think will grayson learns about love from his relationship with Isaac? Try to think of positives and negatives.
- How does Tiny change and grow as a guy in love throughout the course of the story?
Chew on This
The author treats all different types of love as equal, which shows just how important it is to love and appreciate the people closest to you.
Tiny is right in the end: Real love involves taking a chance and maybe even falling flat on your face.