In the book, Harden’s primary form of organization is narration. The book reads more like a fiction piece than nonfiction, and his use of narration allows for that. However, his lack of other rhetorical organization techniques detracts from the informative aspect of the book.
Since Harden is telling Shin’s life story, it makes sense that Harden uses narration as his primary form of organization. While the book technically takes place in the first person point of view through Harden, the majority of it feels like third person point of view since Harden only existed in a small portion of Shin’s life. While Harden uses specific and factual details only a work of nonfiction would use, as seen here: “In February 2011, days after his break with LiNK,
Since Harden is telling Shin’s life story, it makes sense that Harden uses narration as his primary form of organization. While the book technically takes place in the first person point of view through Harden, the majority of it feels like third person point of view since Harden only existed in a small portion of Shin’s life. While Harden uses specific and factual details only a work of nonfiction would use, as seen here: “In February 2011, days after his break with LiNK,