Steven Levenkron Writing Styles in The Best Little Girl in the World

Steven Levenkron
This Study Guide consists of approximately 29 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of The Best Little Girl in the World.

Steven Levenkron Writing Styles in The Best Little Girl in the World

Steven Levenkron
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Point of View

The book is written in third person from an omniscient point of view. This is the only option that would have worked to tell this story because the opinions, thoughts, and ideas of various characters are necessary in order to fully relate the story. The author does an adequate job of presenting the inner thoughts of the characters though several methods, including conversations. For example, the interaction and relationship between Susanna and her parents is presented through the eyes of Francesca and her parents, then later through the eyes of Sandy as he observes the three in a family session at the hospital. Similar aspects of the lives of Francesca and her family are offered in multiple ways so that the reader has a more complete understanding of what turns out to be an important aspect of Francesca's illness - her family.

Setting

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