Mitch Albom Writing Styles in The First Phone Call From Heaven

This Study Guide consists of approximately 70 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of The First Phone Call From Heaven.

Mitch Albom Writing Styles in The First Phone Call From Heaven

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Point of View

The point of view in this novel is told in third person, limited. Often there will be a shift in mid-chapter from one character to the next, but always in first person and from their point of view. The situation may be the same event, seen four different ways, through the lens of four different people.

Language and Meaning

The language and meaning is kept modern and on a intermediate level. There are often references to Alexander Graham Bell and the era in which he lived, as well as references to biblical and religious actions, titles, and belief systems.

Structure

The structure of the book is mostly in linear fashion, with a few flashbacks. Some of the chapters include 'transcripts' from actual broadcasts that either are presently taking place, or have just taken place. The reader reads the transcripts as if the news were playing...

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