What is the narrator point of view in the novel, The Bricks That Built the Houses?

The point of view in this novel is constantly shifting. Often, a single chapter will change perspectives multiple times, sometimes delving into characters’ perspectives for only a few paragraphs. For example, readers only enter the perspective of Mitch, a lounge singer in a bar Dale and Pete are frequenting, for a short two pages. In this way, the reader always knows more about the history and motivating factors in minor characters’ lives much more completely than the characters in the novel do.