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Is the narrator objective or not in the book crossover my Kwame alexander? Reliable or unreliable? How can you tell?
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The narrator in "Crossover" by Kwame Alexander is subjective, as the story is told from the perspective of the protagonist, Josh. This can be seen through the personal anecdotes and emotions described throughout the book.
Though the narrator is subjective, they are reliable in conveying Josh's experiences and thoughts accurately. The reader can trust the narrator's portrayal of events because they remain consistent with Josh's character and development throughout the story.
Overall, while the narrator in "Crossover" may not be objective, they are a reliable source of information about Josh's journey and relationships, making the storytelling authentic and engaging.
Though the narrator is subjective, they are reliable in conveying Josh's experiences and thoughts accurately. The reader can trust the narrator's portrayal of events because they remain consistent with Josh's character and development throughout the story.
Overall, while the narrator in "Crossover" may not be objective, they are a reliable source of information about Josh's journey and relationships, making the storytelling authentic and engaging.