First-person Point of View
A character in the story is
the narrator. This
character is telling the
story. The narrator uses
the pronouns I, me and we.
In first-person point of
view, readers learn about
events as the narrator
learns about them.
Third-person Point of View
The story is being told by
an outside observer
(someone who is not in
the story). The author uses
the pronouns he, she, and they.
In third-person point of
view, the author can tell
about the thoughts,
actions, and feelings of
the other characters.