Why does the author use the first-person point of view in this story?
to give readers access to many different points of view
to make the story more engaging and relatable for readers
to make the story more mysterious and suspenseful
to create tension between the characters
which evidence from the story shows the impact of the first-person narrator as described in part a?
through bella's thoughts, readers learn that bella loves reading.
readers feel bella's surprise when they learn that the love letters had been for abuela.
readers experience the heat of florida through bella's descriptions.
by accessing bella's thoughts, readers learn that bella suspects mateo is delivering the love letters