Books That Aren't About Their Narrators

the story is kind of about them but we do learn about him through the way he observes them as well

i love cranford a lot i would highly recommend it's very funny and just a brilliant read

i also find the way that this book examines the character of william borden through the narrator's eyes and through the narrator is really fascinating

i love this book so much i think it's a really fantastic novel and one that i just completely adore

it's a really fantastic novel in many ways and i found it really engaging and really moving in places as well but i do think the character relationship between john and phineas and the way phineas observes jon is fascinating

one of them is my lady ludlow and this is a really interesting novella and i love some parts of it the middle is a bit of a slog

i really love olive kitchen for that i think it's a fascinating book in the way that we get to see all of these different perspectives on olive and get to build a full kind of idea of her through all of these different people and all of the different ways that they feel about her

we're looking at him one step removed and everything is kind of being observed by an outsider which as i have been saying throughout this video is something i really enjoy

one of my favorite things about wuthering heights is its complex narrative structure and the way we're kind of always at a distance from the main characters the people we're really following because we're seeing them from one step removed from the perspective of one of their servants