Emma Watson is a red ninja book-fairy on IWD [March 08, 2017]

She's off to hide some books around NYC.

Harriet Tubman was an American abolitionist and humanitarian. Born into slavery in 1822, she escaped and subsequently rescued around seventy enslaved families and friends. After the American civil war she became an active participant in the struggle for women’s suffrage ✊️📚 #IWD #IWDOurSharedShelf #ADayWithoutAWoman @bookfairiesworldwide

Une publication partagée par Emma Watson (@emmawatson) le 8 Mars 2017 à 17h05 PST

Dropping off books at the volunteer-powered and collectively-owned radical bookstore Blue Stockings ✊️📚 #IWD #IWDOurSharedShelf #ADayWithoutAWoman @bookfairiesworldwide @bluestockingsnyc

Une publication partagée par Emma Watson (@emmawatson) le 8 Mars 2017 à 17h16 PST

The statue of French patriot and saint Joan of Arc was sculpted by a woman, Anna Vaughn Hyatt Huntington, in 1915. It was the very first statue depicting a non-fictional woman in NYC and was the only one until the 1980s ✊️📚 #IWD #IWDOurSharedShelf #ADayWithoutAWoman @bookfairiesworldwide

Une publication partagée par Emma Watson (@emmawatson) le 8 Mars 2017 à 17h18 PST

Gertrude Stein was an American novelist, poet, playwright and art collector. She was a leading figure in modernism in literature and art in the early 20th century. She wrote Tender Buttons and Three Lives, as well as work dealing with homosexual themes ✊️📚 #IWD #IWDOurSharedShelf #ADayWithoutAWoman @bookfairiesworldwide

Une publication partagée par Emma Watson (@emmawatson) le 8 Mars 2017 à 17h19 PST