What is the author's style in The Lottery Rose by Irene Hunt?

The point of view of the novel switches between third person limited and third person omniscient. Most of the time, the narrator focuses on Georgie and his feelings. The reader gains insight into what Georgie feels and thinks. This is interesting because immediately the reader learns why a boy who appears to be an asocial, mean, bully is really going through. His life at home is what has turned him away from the rest of the people in his community.