Given that Jeanne Wakatsuki wrote Farewell to Manzanar as a first-hand account of her own family's forced life in a Japanese internment camp, from which point of view is the book most likely written? A.

Given that Jeanne Wakatsuki wrote Farewell to Manzanar as a first-hand account of her own family's forced life in a Japanese internment camp, from which point of view is the book most likely written?

A. first person omniscient
B. second person omniscient
C. third person narrative
D. first person limited omniscient

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