Self-confessed bookworm Emma Watson has made it very clear that she wants us to read Little Women before kicking back in the cinema to devour the big-screen adaptation.
So much so, that she has hidden 2,000 copies of the Louisa May Alcott classic in cities across the world for us to find.
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The actress, who plays Meg March in the Greta Gerwig remake, has partnered with Book Fairies Worldwide on the project in a bid to get thousands of people to flick through the pages.
It’s the biggest event the initiative has ever pulled off with Watson helping to hide over 100 different editions of Little Women across 38 countries – each with a personal note from the star.
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The 29-year-old took to Instagram to share photographs of herself embarking upon the mission alongside a caption which reads: “I’m excited to reveal a global effort with @bookfairiesworldwide to hide 2,000 copies of Little Women! #LWBookFairies starts today and features over a hundred different editions of Louisa May Alcott’s classic novel to celebrate the release of #LittleWomenMovie, every one of which has a special note from me inside.”
“38 countries are involved in the campaign, and it’s going to be the largest book fairy event ever – follow the hashtag to see where they are being hidden over the next few days! Do you believe in book fairies? #ibelieveinbookfairies,” she added.
A second Instagram post shows the actress hiding copies of the classic in secret locations across London.
If you needed any more reason to love Watson, in the photos revealing the hidden books the actress is seen carrying a Bottletop bag – a company which creates chic, sustainable products using upcycled metal tabs.
For those of you hoping to get your mitts on one, you’ll need to check out The Book Fairies Instagram page, as the company – which hides books across the globe for people to find – has revealed some of the locations where a copy of Little Women is patiently waiting to be read.
According to the grid, copies are lying in Toronto, Calgary, London and Hong Kong.
Aussies, take note. Watson has also hidden a number of books across Perth and Melbourne.
Famed for her love of reading, it’s not the first time the actress has taken part in a Book Fairies event.
Back in 2017, Watson hid books by female authors around the world’s largest cities to mark International Women’s Day.
She also graced the headlines a few years back after hiding books in tube stations across London and New York for her book club, Our Shared Self.
So call your friends and make it your mission this weekend to bag a copy for yourself before sitting down to watch the highly-anticipated flick.
Little Women is in cinemas across Australia now.
Self-confessed bookworm Emma Watson has made it very clear that she wants us to read Little Women before kicking back in the cinema to devour the big-screen adaptation.
So much so, that she has hidden 2,000 copies of the Louisa May Alcott classic in cities across the world for us to find.
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Self-confessed bookworm Emma Watson has made it very clear that she wants us to read Little Women before kicking back in the cinema to devour the big-screen adaptation.
So much so, that she has hidden 2,000 copies of the Louisa May Alcott classic in cities across the world for us to find.
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