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Poor Unfortunate Soul-Villains, Book 3
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*Poor Unfortunate Soul* by Serena Valentino is the third installment in the *Villains* series, which reimagines the backstories of classic Disney villains. In this book, the focus is on Ursula, the infamous sea witch from *The Little Mermaid*. The novel delves into Ursula’s past, exploring her motivations, desires, and the events that led her to become the manipulative and vengeful character she is. With a mix of dark fantasy and psychological depth, Valentino gives readers a deeper understanding of Ursula’s character, humanizing her while also showcasing the complexity of her choices. *Poor Unfortunate Soul* offers an intriguing take on the villain’s perspective, filled with twists and emotional depth.
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