A Study of Point of View and Narrator in Children Stories Safura Sadat Rashidi; PhD Student of Persian Language and Literature

Point of view and narrator are toolsin the hands of an author for introducing characters, increasing story interest, and communicating information to the reader. The present study examines 39 stories written for the age group A (up to age 7)for the point of view and the narrator. According to the examination, most of these stories use dramatic point of view. There are also other points of view such as limited omniscient, omniscient and first person. Four types of narrators were traced in these stories of which the low-informed narrator has the highest frequency.