INTRODUCTION
No matter the book and genre, any fictional work has a narrator – a person or in some cases an object, who retells the events of the story. When reading a literary work, the reader can specify what the narrator is like just by the clues given by the author. It can be added that the narrator and the author is not the same person. There are various types of narrators and narrative, which will be described in the present research. The present paper is devoted to the role of narrative in Laurie Lee`s autobiographical novel “Cider With Rosie”. In “Cider with Rosie” Laurie Lee describes his joyful and at times rough days of childhood in his dear village. The novel is written in such manner, that even the most inattentive reader
No matter the book and genre, any fictional work has a narrator – a person or in some cases an object, who retells the events of the story. When reading a literary work, the reader can specify what the narrator is like just by the clues given by the author. It can be added that the narrator and the author is not the same person. There are various types of narrators and narrative, which will be described in the present research. The present paper is devoted to the role of narrative in Laurie Lee`s autobiographical novel “Cider With Rosie”. In “Cider with Rosie” Laurie Lee describes his joyful and at times rough days of childhood in his dear village. The novel is written in such manner, that even the most inattentive reader