However, its compelling plot and strong characters should help keep your readers interested. Shifts in Point of View You will want to prepare your learners for shifts in point of view.
Point of view refers to the position from which the story is told.
Like the majority of the novel, Chapter 1 is in first-person point of view. Chapter 2, however, is told in third-person point of view. This chapter focuses on Lou Ann, who is already living in Tucson. Once more, we are seeing the story through Taylor's eyes. Chapter 4 is told in third person because the author wants to give us information about Lou Ann that Taylor does not yet know.