What is the narrator point of view in the novel, What Storm, What Thunder?

The novel is written from a network of distinct first and third person limited points of view. The "Ma Lou" sections which open and close the novel are written from Ma Lou's first person point of view in the days, months, and years following the 2010 earthquake. "Sara" is written from a third person limited point of view, following Sara's emotional and psychological experiences before, during, and after the earthquake. "Sonia" is written from Sonia's first person point of view on the day of the earthquake. "Richard" is written from Richard's first person vantage point in the days and hours preceding the earthquake. "Leopold" is written from a third person limited narrator's perspective, and depicts the hours and days Leopold spends trapped in the hotel elevator. "Taffia" is written from Taffia's teenage first person point of view, and marries scenes from her life just prior to and immediately following the disaster. "Didier" is written from Didier's first person point of view, and depicts his life in Boston in the days leading up to the earthquake. "Olivier" is written from Olivier's first person point of view, and traces his time at Camp Cocasse. "Anne" is written from Anne's first person point of view, and conveys her experiences both in Kigali and Port-au-Prince. "Jonas" is written from the first person point of view of Jonas's childlike and ghostly narrative vantage.