The Buddha in the Attic
1. The point of view in The Buddha in the Attic is unusual. Not only is it we, which I’ve seen elsewhere, but it’s a we that includes a wide range of characters. Discuss how that shapes the novel and how it would have been different told from other points of view: first person (I), third person limited (close-up, she), or third person omniscient. Support your points with examples
