- Emma Watson’s travel bag revealed a heartwarming graduation gift from Stephen Chbosky.
- Chbosky inscribed a touching message in the book, praising Emma’s passion for learning.
- Emma Watson, a graduate of Brown University with a degree in English literature.
In a recent segment for Vogue’s “What’s In My Bag,” Emma Watson, renowned for her role in the Harry Potter series and her portrayal in “The Perks of Being a Wallflower,” unveiled some personal treasures from her travel bag. Among these cherished items was a heartwarming gift from Stephen Chbosky, the writer and director of the aforementioned film.
The gift in question was a limited edition copy of T. S. Eliot’s poem, “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock.” Inside the book, Chbosky had penned a heartfelt inscription for the 33-year-old actress. The inscription read, “For Emma on her graduation. These words by T.S. Eliot are forever. So is your passion for learning, for living, for literature.”
Emma Watson expressed her admiration for Stephen Chbosky, describing him as “the nicest man in the world.” She also shared her fondness for inscriptions in books, clearly cherishing the thoughtful gesture.
Emma Watson’s own academic journey led her to graduate from Brown University in 2014 with a bachelor’s degree in English literature. The gift from Chbosky serves as a testament to their enduring friendship and mutual respect, encapsulating the sentiment of congratulation and admiration for Emma’s remarkable accomplishments. Emma, an advocate for literature and learning, is sure to treasure this limited edition book as she continues her journey through life and literature.