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Ted Cole's children's books were of more intellectual and psychological (and even emotional) interest to Eddie than the novels were. A cautionary tale for children came naturally to Ted; he could imagine and express their fears—he could satisfy children. Had Thomas and Timothy lived into adulthood, they would doubtless have been disappointed in their father. And it was only as an adult that Ruth Cole would be disappointed in Ted; as a child, she loved him.
From John Irving, A Widow for One Year. Copyright 1998 by Garp Enterprises

what is the point of view first person,second person or ,third person

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In the case above about Ted Cole's children's books, it is said to be a third person  point of view.

What is third person point of view?

A third Person Point of View is known to be a form of third-person narration, where the narrator is one that is seen outside the events of the story, and he or she is the one that links  the actions of the characters by telling or showing or referring to their names or the use of the third-person pronoun.

Note that In the case above about Ted Cole's children's books, it is said to be a third person  point of view.

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