The Factory Book Vs Movie

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There are many differences and similarities in regards to the setting. In the book, the rich guy house was in a mansion. In the movie, the house was a skyscraper. The producer made this different because it made the setting look more interesting than in the book. Nowadays, skyscrapers are much pricier than mansions. However, the house appeared to be as nice as expected in the book. The rich houses were kept the same to add a nice plot to the story. In both the book and movie, the foster kids were made to clean the house. If the foster kids were made to clean the house. If the house was clean before, this part would have been eliminated.
There are many differences and similarities in regards to the plot. In the book, it said that Annie went

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