Hoot is written using a third-person limited omniscient viewpoint. This means that the story is told through an omniscient or "all-knowing" narrator instead of being directly told by one of the characters. Often, the third-person limited omniscient viewpoint allows the reader to know the thoughts of only one character, usually the main character......
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