This is not a hard and fast rule, but generally younger children's books are written with a single point of view. This means the story is told through the eyes and thoughts of the main character. Don't tell the reader the thoughts or feelings of any character except through their speech and actions. [No internal monologues.]
Bethany Robers, bethanyroberts.com, 2001
Bethany Robers, bethanyroberts.com, 2001
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