What is the narrator point of view in the novel, The Dragons, the Giant, the Women?

Like the book’s structure, Moore’s choice of perspectives is similarly complex. She switches between a total of three perspectives: that of the young Moore, whose perspective is referred to as that of ‘Tutu’ in this book; that of the adult Moore, whose perspective continuously brings the narrative back into the present and ties events of the past to events of the present; and that of Moore’s mother, whose perspective is contemporaneous to that of Tutu.