Confirmed news alert: Emma Watson channels her inner Belle in real life! The 26-year-old actress stunned in a stunning yellow dress reminiscent of the iconic gown worn by her character in Beauty And The Beast. She spoke about her passion for books, a love she shares with the beloved Disney character Belle, while engaging with children from The NY Film Society For Kids. Emma radiated elegance as she gracefully took the stage at the Lincoln Center in New York City, adorned in a chic floor-length gown, complete with a book in hand.

Emma Watson, known for her role as Belle in Beauty And The Beast, wore a stunning yellow gown reminiscent of Belle’s iconic dress as she shared her passion for books in New York City on Monday.

“Books are incredibly influential and have the ability to transform both your life and perspective. This particular story really highlights the profound impact that books can have,” she expressed.

According to the actress, books hold a special significance and possess the power to transport and empower individuals. She shared this sentiment with Mashable during an interview on Monday.

In today’s world, millions of girls are still denied access to education simply because of their gender. This inequality continues to persist, with over 80 million girls facing this injustice.

Last year, the English actress established a feminist book club named Our Shared Shelf. She frequently hides books in various cities and subway stations, encouraging people to discover and read them.

Connection: Reading allowed me to form a special bond with my dad. Those moments spent with books are truly invaluable and cherished by me.

According to a recent interview with Vanity Fair, the actress enjoys playing a game she calls “hide and seek” with books. She hides books in various cities and subway stations for people to discover and enjoy.

During the interview, the Harry Potter star expressed her deep love for reading, calling it a ‘sacred’ activity. She shared that books have always held a special place in her heart, particularly because they helped her connect with her father. She fondly recalled the moments when her father would read to her before bedtime, using different voices to bring the stories to life.

Growing up on film sets, books served as her link to the world outside of her busy life. They allowed her to stay connected with her friends at school by sharing common reading interests. As she got older, books became her escape, empowering her and providing a reliable source of comfort and companionship.

“I was raised on movie sets, and books were my lifeline to the world beyond,” she shared.
Known for her roles as intelligent characters, the actress gained popularity when she portrayed Hermione Granger in the Harry Potter series at just 11 years old.
Reflecting on her iconic character, she confessed, “I spent a lot of time pretending I wasn’t similar to Hermione. But truth be told, I was more like her than I cared to admit,” as told to Huffington Post in a recent interview.

For a while, I tried to hide the fact that I was similar to Hermione, but in reality, I was pretty much like her.