You can tell your story from any point of view you want. In fact, you can tell it from multiple points of view.So how many points of view should you use? What will most effectively communicate your story to your readers? And how many points of view is too many?That’s what this episode is all about. I’m breaking down the strengths and pitfalls of using multiple points of view.You’ll learn:How using multiple points of view can enhance the story2 pitfalls of having too many point of view charactersA simple principle to help you find the perfect number of points of view for your novel4 qualities of great point of view charactersAnd more!Plus, I’ll share examples of some multiple point of view novels I love—and what makes them work so well.Are you working on a multiple point of view novel? Use the questions in this episode to make sure every single point of view is serving your story well.And be sure to download the worksheet to get all those questions in one place. Grab the worksheet at alicesudlow.com/multipov.Links mentioned in the episode:THE GUEST LIST by Lucy FoleyWONDER by R. J. PalacioEp. 16: The Critical Point of View Mistake to Fix in Your Second DraftDownload the Multi POV Quiz: alicesudlow.com/multipovWant an editor's feedback on your book?I'm currently accepting new editing clients. If you'd like to find out how I can help you craft your best book, send me a note at alice@alicesudlow.com and tell me about your book!Want more editing tips and resources? Follow me on Instagram and Facebook.And if you're enjoying the podcast, would you mind leaving a rating and review on Apple Podcasts? That helps more listeners find the podcast. And it helps me know what's helpful to you so I can create more episodes you'll love!