What point of view is used in The Briar rose

Explanation:

That would be third person limited

Point of View- the position of the narrator in relation to the story, as indicated by the narrator's outlook from which the events are depicted and by the attitude toward the characters.

Briar Rose is in third person from the narrator's point of view.  We know this because the book does not say I, me, we, you, or us.  Instead the book says he, she, it, them, and the characters' names.

Explanation:

Example- "The child's face was as beautiful as a wildflower and so the king named her..."

                   "Briar Rose," Sylvia and Shana breathed.

                      "Briar Rose,"repeated Rebecca, only not nearly so clearly, her mouth being quite full of apple.

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