Which books excel at juggling differing points of view?

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I thought The Rules of Attraction was a lot of fun when it came to its pov juggling.

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As I Lay Dying

A Game of Thrones

Protagoras - Double Arguments

A Song of Ice and Fire

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Animorphs

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Woolf - The Waves

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The master and margarita
Dubliners

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Short story collections.

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Dune.

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no

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>Dubliners

can't juggle from the omniscient third person sequestered into short stories

Leaf Storm by Gabriel Garcia Marquez

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+ The Sound and the Fury is even more intense at this

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Anything by William Faulkner

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To the Lighthouse is pretty good. I find that it feels less like a story that tells an idea, than an idea that tells a story, but it goes through subjectivity and perception pretty well.

If you mean from a personal POV then i think that Under The Volcano is pretty good so far. I've just read about 100 pages and it shifts POV in depth.