The narrative style

Narrative style refers to the way a story is told by the author. It includes choices about the point of view (like first person, where the narrator is a character, or third person, outside the story), the language used, and the tone. The style shapes how readers experience the story, influencing their connection with characters and understanding of events. Different narrative styles can evoke various emotions and depths, making the storytelling unique. Essentially, it’s the author’s distinctive method of presenting the story, combining voice, perspective, and tone to create an engaging reading experience.