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ISBN13: 9798999566911
Publisher: Punctuate Press
Pages: 300
Language: English
Publisher: Punctuate Press
Pages: 300
Language: English
With a built-in audience of over 100M global fans of the Swan House, 184 tells the story of the original house from the film series set in Forks, Washington. The symbolism of the Swan House touches the lives of those who look to it as a beacon on the journey through adolescence into adulthood, and the lives that every word and scene touched. 184 is told in 1st person voice from the perspective of the Swan House, written and designed in diary format with images, poems, narrative, and emotion. It vocalizes the house's journey from the lone structure on the street in 1935, through the growth of the town, to the day when it was turned into the iconic set house global fans love. The house recalls the day that the cast and crew moved in during production. And while they were filming, the house felt the responsibility to shelter a single father trying to raise his daughter in a place that was solitude for the two of them as they both struggled with change. Fans young and old will enjoy getting to know the journey of the Swan House.
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