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What do you prefer a 1st person telling the story or a narrator telling the story. I personally like the first person telling the story as he/she can share their feelings/emotions better than a narrator. So what do you prefer?

I personally like first person too. I feel more connected to the character in the book.

I don't think I have a preference, but writing as a narrator is considerably harder, and so it is more common to see bad books written from that point of view. Also, not every book could be written from a 1st person perspective, because that requires that the main character is involved in every scene -- nothing can take place without their knowledge. This can become a bit tiresome.

1st person

My favorite is first person too.

I don't really have a preference. I like first person because the main character is more knowable as mentioned above. But I also like narration, because I like to know what the other characters are thinking and doing. Narration does give the option of more than one story line as well.

I think it depends on the narrative. Both have their pros and cons depending on the story.

Narrator. I don't want to be limited to what one character knows, feels, or thinks.

I really think it all depends on the quality of the writing and my interest in the story rather than if it is 1st person or narrator. I remember reading a lot of the classics, like The Invisible Man, that are all told in 1st person very effectively.

Narrator. 1st person is limiting.

Narrarator/3rd person

1st person, im not a big fan of narrarator, although, rick riordan didn't make me hate the heroes of oylpmus ( I STILL LOVVVEE IT!) but I wasn't excited about that 1 fCT

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1st person, im not a big fan of narrarator, although, rick riordan didn't make me hate the heroes of oylpmus ( I STILL LOVVVEE IT!) but I wasn't excited about that 1 fCT

First person- there's more imagery throughout the book.

I prefer 1st person because I feel like the author is talking to me.

Both