“It Ends with Us” and 3 Other Fictional Deep Souls
Deep Souls, Grow Your Creativity
The first time I remember consciously noticing a deep soul book character was in Marisa de los Santos’s 2008 novel Belong to Me. One of the characters is a waitress single mom who moves across the country ostensibly to enroll her son Dev in a new school.
Dev had begun seventh grade at his last school sharing his thoroughly thought-out hypotheses on evolution, theories which elicited pure hatred and in-front-of-the-class shaming from his science teacher. For his deep-diving, knowledge-questing ways, Dev was punished by his teacher on that very first day.
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