Thank you Ruby, Little Women has been part of my life for around 65 years, it was so lovely to see the house where she wrote. The March Family continue to be part of my family with my daughter and granddaughter also sharing my love of Jo. Glad you are having such a good time.
I remember liking Beth the most out of the March sisters when I was a kid. I adored her for her quiet wisdom and her selfless caring for other people, and was very much drawn to that. I read the translated edition for children then, and did not release that it only had the first half. I was very much saddened by what happened to her when I read the full version later in life, but I still like her a lot.
I do agree with you all about Beth. The more I read the book the more loved she became by me. It was her quiet love and how the little everyday things are often the most important. I still can't get past the fim version when Hannah holds her dolls hands after she died. Hannah knew too.
Here's the content this Alcott scholar has been waiting for! I mentioned before that I used to take my MA thesis edits to Bronson's bench in the morning before the museum opened, because if you can work on your Alcott-based thesis at Orchard House, you totally do that! I love the stories about how Concord neighbors back in the Alcotts' time used to keep an eye out to see if Bronson was on his bench eating apples, because they knew then to take the long way home, up behind the house and through the woods, so they wouldn't get roped into conversation with him. For some reason, I've always found this deeply relatable.
I am so excited to watch this. Jo march was one of my first literary characters who I saw myself in. I just loved how rebellious how outspoken and the fact she wanted to write. I just love her so much so thanks for making this video
Last time I was this early..Ruby had just started university...Now I have started law school...Ruby and I have grown together ❤️ and I am so happy about what she's doing with her life xoxo
What I love so much about this is that it’s Jo March inspired day but it’s not just full of aesthetics- you have quotes from the book too and have done your research. This made the video a treasure to watch!! ❤
It’s difficult to put into words how satisfying it was to watch this video about Jo March. You remind me of Lucy Worsley as she narrates one of her historical documentaries. Ruby, I hope you do more videos about famous authors or characters in their books. I enjoyed your New England videos very much!
It looks like you made the most out of your lovely trip to New England 🙂 I love when people can visit and really appreciate the history of an author's place. 🖋️
You know you are actually quite like Jo which is admirable. Thank you for this upload. Please keep on inspiring us to reach for our dreams. Enjoy the rest of your Sunday, Ruby. 🌻
We all appreciate how Ruby keeps us updated on what’s going on in her life. Concord looks lovely to see. May God bless her and her future endeavors in life.
hi ruby! since you love little women so much, i thought you might as well enjoy a children’s series called ‘the penderwicks’ by jeanne birdsall. it’s kind of like a modern interpretation of little women and it holds a very dear place in my heart as someone who enjoyed little women a lot as well. i do have to say though that i only know the german version, and the english original might differ a little, but i am sure it’s still great!
I was so delighted to see this comment! I grew up reading the Penderwicks in English, devouring the first book shortly after its publication during my middle school 5th grade year, and continuing to grow with the Penderwick sisters up through the final book’s publication during my third year at university. The author, Jeanne Birdsall, is a Massachusetts resident and was undoubtedly influenced by Little Women, yet somehow managed to make her characters complete masterpieces of literature in their own right. Although the books are set in the modern day, the tone, settings, and even the dialogue feels truly timeless. I can’t recommend this series highly enough - for all ages! ❤️
Both Louisa May Alcott and her mother Abigail May Alcott lived fascinating and unusual lives for 19th-century women. I'd recommend reading about them if you're interested. Abba Alcott was also a fine writer herself, so if you can find her diaries or letters, you'll find she had a bold voice and a sharp sense of humor. No wonder Marmee March is immortal.
Rewatching this as your videos are so calming, i know i say this often but im more anxious than normal and alone so i really appreciate your positivity and just gratitude for things in life, which im finding harder than ever at the moment as it seems like everything is going against me...but enough of my sad story 😅 just thank you ❤ and i wish i knew/was friends w someone like you in real life
Im so happy that you went the the Little Women house! I recommended it on instagram and I’ve been crossing my fingers with every America vlog you release. It truly is a magical place ❤
This video is really sweet Ruby! Just a note from the Marmee quote: ennui is a French word and pronounced like on-nwee (at least that’s the best I can approximate how you’d pronounce it in English!) rather than en-n-wY!
with regards to associating certain things with productivity/work, i always associate a lit candle (any scent) and a fizzy lollipop (i feel like i get a lil shock and sugar rush) with doing uni work !!!
I have watched this video like 6 times . I am literally addicted. Ruby gives me the content I always admired and Ruby is an inspiration ♥️♥️♥️ _Love You a Ton🖤
This was the most wholesome video I watched today while having dinner and guess what it acted like a balm over my exam anxiety I love the positivity in this community and Ruby you are a simply brilliant person in and out
I am thrilled that you got to live a dream of re-enacting a marvellous day of Jo. Little Women is one of my favourite books, as well, and I, too, identified with Jo. I’ve got a very Jo-ish personality! It was lovely to see Orchard House from within, too. I have been,
I visited Concord a few years ago now. I am a huge fan of Little Women, and Lousia May Alcott's life in general. I loved orchard house of course, but the most emotional part for me, was seeing Louisa and her family's graves. Since I was a little kid, I felt a connection to Louisa's spirit. I was a huge tomboy, Though I have one sister, growing up she was a teen and was out doing her thing, so I see more of my best friends as my sisters. I do love to write, as well as act, I belong to an improv troupe. I Think why so many like jo, is because, not only she speaks her mind and is the tough sister, but she also has little aspects of all of us, I think. great video btw!!! and I can't wait to see more adventures! Lousia would be so proud. 💗💗
I loved your American series. You visited every place I've always wanted to see. I want to visit Emerson's home as well. Autumn is the perfect season to spend time in that region. Thank you so much. I will be watching this series multiple times.
Looks like this was mostly a work trip for you! If you're interested in beautiful, historic American cities, I would suggest Savannah or Charleston. Your friend Bella seems like a real sweetie.
Great video. I have really enjoyed watching your vlogs from your US trip and would LOVE to see you exploring more homes of famous writers!! Also, if you haven’t read it yet, I highly recommend the biography “Louisa May Alcott: The Woman Behind Little Women” by Harriet Reisen. I wasn’t aware of all the hardship Alcott endured, and as a writer, I find her life to be extremely inspiring. Now I have her picture over my writing desk, and I often think of channeling my “inner Louisa.” There is also a fascinating companion documentary to the book that I think is on Amazon Prime video.
I'm so glad you went to the Alcott house tour! It was amazing and such a big interesting house! Good gift shop too, I bought an old used LMA book there
Thanks for speaking more slowly when reading to us this time, Ruby. It makes it so much easier to hear what you're saying. Much appreciated. ❤️ BTW, the Russet apple is actually an English apple. If you haven't managed to taste one in America you can find them in some greengrocers shops here in the UK. Or you could buy a tree from a garden centre although you'd have to wait a year or so for it to fruit. Not quite the same ambience to enjoy it in perhaps, but they are very tasty apples. 😋 👍 You must have made some lovely memories whilst travelling, maybe some little moments to add to your own writing one day? Looking forward to seeing more of your vlogs. X❤️X
Oh, I could just cry! I paused the video and went to look for my copy and it was not anywhere on my shelves. I think ... I may have sold it to the bookstore when I was desperate for money a while back. ARGH! I do have it on Kindle. At least there's that. If I can afford it, I think my birthday present to myself in a few months will be a new, hardcover version. Or those fake leather ones. Not anything too large, it has to be small enough to take with me in a bag. But this is a book I will reread the rest of my life. It's such a comfort read!
I adore your America vlogs! It feels like I'm travelling aboard myself (it has been 10 years since I've been to the States). Also, I bought 'Little Women' because of your channel. I'm looking forward to read it during the Christmas holidays soon.
Ruby, not sure if you're a fan of William Faulkner, but Rowan Oak in Oxford Mississippi was his home before his daughter sold it to Ole Miss. You should check it out.
This trip will make you a good writer because it opens your mind especially that you've visited extraordinary house like Louisa May Alcott, as i am a writer too i do often visit my writers friends and others writers to be inspired from their lives. I wish to see your next book soon. Good luck from a Lebanese writer.
I am once again asking for a vegan favourites series! I admire your ethical decision SM and would love to learn more about it. Also; what milk do you tend to have in tea? Especially English breakfast.
Ah thank you Victoria! I don't think I'll film a dedicated video, but I would really recommend Mina Rome for vegan recipes - I usually use her videos when looking for something new to try :) And I use alpro coconut milk for tea, or sometimes oat milk!
@@RubyGranger8 I did look it up when I initially heard your pronunciation but I couldn’t find ‘en-you-eye’ anywhere online, otherwise I wouldn’t have bothered correcting you! Where did you hear it pronounced that way?
There’s no need to “correct” Ruby’s pronunciation. She’s speaking in English, and pronouncing all of her words in her RP accent. English borrows a number of words from different languages so she can pronounce it according to her understanding of English. If it were French, it would be a different matter. Given the range of accents in the UK alone, the pronunciation of words is malleable to each individual speaker. ✨
@@tabitha4329 You’re conflating pronunciation and accent. Yes, we all have slightly different accents, but that doesn’t mean we can go around mispronouncing words because then no one would be able to understand anyone. The word ‘cliché’ is also French but if you went around pronouncing it like ‘clitch’ not only would you risk not being understood, but also embarrassing yourself. Besides, Ruby likes learning so I really don’t see any issue ? It was a totally constructive comment. She literally said thank you for the correction.
Have you read the other books written by Louisa may Alcott. I have read them and I have enjoyed them as well. Not as drawing in but still draws you in if that makes sense. I highly recommend reading them as well.
My favourite March sister was definitely Beth, I’m very much like her so I think that’s why. I also just love how Louisa wrote her, actually the whole book is amazing she’s a great writer. My favourite film is the 1994 one though, it’s definitely my comfort one. I don’t think I can express how much I dislike the 2019 one, the outfits are atrocious (I think my main problem is that I’m a massive lover of that era and so the costumes annoy me so much) and I found it to be a bit rushed, also I dislike films that jump back and forth between the past and future especially when it doesn’t make sense to or it doesn’t tell you when it does.
@@RubyGranger8 Yep it's definitely a time saver and for sure way easier. I even go a shoe size up so that I can slip on my shoes 👞. We may just have started a craze for time management and productivity for foot wear use 😅.
If you want to be saved believe that Jesus is who he says he is, that he died for all of our sins, was buried, and on the third day rose from the dead. Whosoever shall believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. For we are saved by grace through faith and that not of ourselves, it is the gift of God, not of work's, lest any man should boast. Have a blessed night everyone, I love you all, and stay safe!
My favourite is not little women, but it’s sequel little men. It’s not only so interesting to see how the characters of little women have developed and changed but also the boys stories are both heartwarming and heartbreaking- my number one comfort book!
Same! I’m not sure which I like more, they’re both amazing but Little Men has been good so far. I like the new characters which is surprising because I didn’t think I would like it that much-
In 1994, I was 9 years old. My parents went to the movies and saw something else while I saw Little Woman alone. I was afterwards obsessed with wanting to be a writer! Later that year, while my mom went away somewhere and I stayed with my grandpa, my mom snuck Little Women the novel into my away bag. It definitely is a cozy read and I appreciate this vlog a lot. I still have that edition. I hope to reread it this winter.I did see the latest one in theaters on Xmas day and while it was fine, it just did not hit like the 1994 one for me.
Oh and then I remember that day I asked my mom to buy me a notebook at the drug store so I could write, and I filled it up in like one day with stories. Ah to be 9.
can you please do a video and share how you've planned your trip to america and how you organized your places? i find your choices and tastes very inspiring and would love to get a guide line for a similiar trip
@@RubyGranger8 both would be great,.. Well, since I'm not that familiar with notion, I guess I won't have access to that notion page..? Although that kind of page would probably deliver more info? In any case a guide line of "how you've planned your trip" would be great! looking forward to! Thanks a lot!
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Thank you Ruby, Little Women has been part of my life for around 65 years, it was so lovely to see the house where she wrote. The March Family continue to be part of my family with my daughter and granddaughter also sharing my love of Jo. Glad you are having such a good time.
That is so so special to hear! I love how this story can be passed down through generations x
@@RubyGranger8 👆it's not you, is it?
I remember liking Beth the most out of the March sisters when I was a kid. I adored her for her quiet wisdom and her selfless caring for other people, and was very much drawn to that. I read the translated edition for children then, and did not release that it only had the first half. I was very much saddened by what happened to her when I read the full version later in life, but I still like her a lot.
me too!!! ❤️ Beth is my favorite of the march sisters as well !!
me tooo! i cried so much when she died
Beth is my favourite too, i feel like she is the forgotten sister sometimes
I do agree with you all about Beth. The more I read the book the more loved she became by me. It was her quiet love and how the little everyday things are often the most important. I still can't get past the fim version when Hannah holds her dolls hands after she died. Hannah knew too.
Here's the content this Alcott scholar has been waiting for! I mentioned before that I used to take my MA thesis edits to Bronson's bench in the morning before the museum opened, because if you can work on your Alcott-based thesis at Orchard House, you totally do that! I love the stories about how Concord neighbors back in the Alcotts' time used to keep an eye out to see if Bronson was on his bench eating apples, because they knew then to take the long way home, up behind the house and through the woods, so they wouldn't get roped into conversation with him. For some reason, I've always found this deeply relatable.
I love that story and totally see myself doing that 😂
I am so excited to watch this. Jo march was one of my first literary characters who I saw myself in. I just loved how rebellious how outspoken and the fact she wanted to write. I just love her so much so thanks for making this video
Last time I was this early..Ruby had just started university...Now I have started law school...Ruby and I have grown together ❤️ and I am so happy about what she's doing with her life xoxo
Oh my goodness this is so lovely to read... thank you for being here for so long -- and good luck with law school!
Thanks for your invigorating and motivating content Ruby! And for all the aesthetics that u bring to many of us!xoxo
I work at Orchard House as a guide! what a lovely video, thank you for being so respectful about sharing her story.
What I love so much about this is that it’s Jo March inspired day but it’s not just full of aesthetics- you have quotes from the book too and have done your research. This made the video a treasure to watch!! ❤
It’s difficult to put into words how satisfying it was to watch this video about Jo March. You remind me of Lucy Worsley as she narrates one of her historical documentaries. Ruby, I hope you do more videos about famous authors or characters in their books. I enjoyed your New England videos very much!
Literary Journeys with Ruby would make brilliant TV programmes! Thank you for bringing us to Concord with you Ruby.
Somthing about this Ruby and Jo duo is so soothing to my soul
ah this is so lovely
The 1994 American movie version of Little Women will always be it for me. I like to rewatch at Christmastime.
That one is THE perfect version for me. Winona will always be my Jo March ❤️
It looks like you made the most out of your lovely trip to New England 🙂 I love when people can visit and really appreciate the history of an author's place. 🖋️
You know you are actually quite like Jo which is admirable. Thank you for this upload. Please keep on inspiring us to reach for our dreams. Enjoy the rest of your Sunday, Ruby. 🌻
I swear I could live on your videos. Thank you so much for this channel, it always makes me much happier, even on the worst days.
We all appreciate how Ruby keeps us updated on what’s going on in her life. Concord looks lovely to see. May God bless her and her future endeavors in life.
You're so lovely Sophia! I hope you liked the video!
She didn't do anything worth showing there.
What a coincidence, the last days ive been totally obsessed by the little women story. It’s been on my mind all day. So happy you posted this :)
hi ruby! since you love little women so much, i thought you might as well enjoy a children’s series called ‘the penderwicks’ by jeanne birdsall. it’s kind of like a modern interpretation of little women and it holds a very dear place in my heart as someone who enjoyed little women a lot as well. i do have to say though that i only know the german version, and the english original might differ a little, but i am sure it’s still great!
I was so delighted to see this comment! I grew up reading the Penderwicks in English, devouring the first book shortly after its publication during my middle school 5th grade year, and continuing to grow with the Penderwick sisters up through the final book’s publication during my third year at university. The author, Jeanne Birdsall, is a Massachusetts resident and was undoubtedly influenced by Little Women, yet somehow managed to make her characters complete masterpieces of literature in their own right. Although the books are set in the modern day, the tone, settings, and even the dialogue feels truly timeless. I can’t recommend this series highly enough - for all ages! ❤️
Thank you for the recommendation!
Both Louisa May Alcott and her mother Abigail May Alcott lived fascinating and unusual lives for 19th-century women. I'd recommend reading about them if you're interested. Abba Alcott was also a fine writer herself, so if you can find her diaries or letters, you'll find she had a bold voice and a sharp sense of humor. No wonder Marmee March is immortal.
Rewatching this as your videos are so calming, i know i say this often but im more anxious than normal and alone so i really appreciate your positivity and just gratitude for things in life, which im finding harder than ever at the moment as it seems like everything is going against me...but enough of my sad story 😅 just thank you ❤ and i wish i knew/was friends w someone like you in real life
Im so happy that you went the the Little Women house! I recommended it on instagram and I’ve been crossing my fingers with every America vlog you release. It truly is a magical place ❤
This video is really sweet Ruby! Just a note from the Marmee quote: ennui is a French word and pronounced like on-nwee (at least that’s the best I can approximate how you’d pronounce it in English!) rather than en-n-wY!
with regards to associating certain things with productivity/work, i always associate a lit candle (any scent) and a fizzy lollipop (i feel like i get a lil shock and sugar rush) with doing uni work !!!
I have watched this video like 6 times . I am literally addicted. Ruby gives me the content I always admired and Ruby is an inspiration ♥️♥️♥️
_Love You a Ton🖤
This was the most wholesome video I watched today while having dinner and guess what it acted like a balm over my exam anxiety
I love the positivity in this community and Ruby you are a simply brilliant person in and out
Ah I’m so pleased you like it and I must echo how wonderful and kind this community is 💛 good luck for your exam!
was waiting for this video...the moment I saw the thumbnail I just teared up ...thank you ruby🤍
ah I hope you enjoyed it!!
I am thrilled that you got to live a dream of re-enacting a marvellous day of Jo. Little Women is one of my favourite books, as well, and I, too, identified with Jo. I’ve got a very Jo-ish personality! It was lovely to see Orchard House from within, too. I have been,
I visited Concord a few years ago now. I am a huge fan of Little Women, and Lousia May Alcott's life in general. I loved orchard house of course, but the most emotional part for me, was seeing Louisa and her family's graves. Since I was a little kid, I felt a connection to Louisa's spirit. I was a huge tomboy, Though I have one sister, growing up she was a teen and was out doing her thing, so I see more of my best friends as my sisters. I do love to write, as well as act, I belong to an improv troupe. I Think why so many like jo, is because, not only she speaks her mind and is the tough sister, but she also has little aspects of all of us, I think. great video btw!!! and I can't wait to see more adventures! Lousia would be so proud. 💗💗
the blessing that are your videos! This is so comforting♡ truly thank you so much for sharing♡
I love your videos so much Ruby, you inspire me and motivate me a lot❤
I went to Louisa May Alcott’s house, it was amazing. How it changed from quill to computers is fascinating. ❤
love the video Ruby & the books your reading !
I loved your American series. You visited every place I've always wanted to see. I want to visit Emerson's home as well. Autumn is the perfect season to spend time in that region. Thank you so much. I will be watching this series multiple times.
Looks like this was mostly a work trip for you! If you're interested in beautiful, historic American cities, I would suggest Savannah or Charleston. Your friend Bella seems like a real sweetie.
Your videos are such fun! You remind me a lot of Anne Shirley. 📚😊
Great video. I have really enjoyed watching your vlogs from your US trip and would LOVE to see you exploring more homes of famous writers!! Also, if you haven’t read it yet, I highly recommend the biography “Louisa May Alcott: The Woman Behind Little Women” by Harriet Reisen. I wasn’t aware of all the hardship Alcott endured, and as a writer, I find her life to be extremely inspiring. Now I have her picture over my writing desk, and I often think of channeling my “inner Louisa.” There is also a fascinating companion documentary to the book that I think is on Amazon Prime video.
I'm so glad you went to the Alcott house tour! It was amazing and such a big interesting house! Good gift shop too, I bought an old used LMA book there
hi ruby this vlog was so beautifull i love learning about the history of writers xxxx
Love Jo March! 💜
Same!
aww ruby. i am so happy you and bella had fun in salam. it looks like you girls had a good time there. god bless you guys ❤
Thanks for speaking more slowly when reading to us this time, Ruby. It makes it so much easier to hear what you're saying. Much appreciated. ❤️ BTW, the Russet apple is actually an English apple. If you haven't managed to taste one in America you can find them in some greengrocers shops here in the UK. Or you could buy a tree from a garden centre although you'd have to wait a year or so for it to fruit. Not quite the same ambience to enjoy it in perhaps, but they are very tasty apples. 😋 👍
You must have made some lovely memories whilst travelling, maybe some little moments to add to your own writing one day? Looking forward to seeing more of your vlogs. X❤️X
I really do love your channel you inspire me to do my own x
Oh, I could just cry! I paused the video and went to look for my copy and it was not anywhere on my shelves. I think ... I may have sold it to the bookstore when I was desperate for money a while back. ARGH! I do have it on Kindle. At least there's that. If I can afford it, I think my birthday present to myself in a few months will be a new, hardcover version. Or those fake leather ones. Not anything too large, it has to be small enough to take with me in a bag. But this is a book I will reread the rest of my life. It's such a comfort read!
I enjoy Jo March, it’s my favorite character of Little Women.🥰😘
Good choice! I love her so much!
I adore your America vlogs! It feels like I'm travelling aboard myself (it has been 10 years since I've been to the States). Also, I bought 'Little Women' because of your channel. I'm looking forward to read it during the Christmas holidays soon.
"...going fill up hot water for a hot water bottle because i'm quite chilly" -sounds like a very British Jo March.
Very true 😂
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Things you can do at Concord: Sleepy Hollow, Emerson's House, The Old Manse, Concord Museum. Those are bookish activities.
such an amazing vlog, so cozy and calming
This was absolutely beautiful to watch, I'm just catching up on the America content and I am loving it so far :D
I think I've said this before, but I have loved your American adventures! Looks like you had the best time!
Ruby, not sure if you're a fan of William Faulkner, but Rowan Oak in Oxford Mississippi was his home before his daughter sold it to Ole Miss. You should check it out.
This trip will make you a good writer because it opens your mind especially that you've visited extraordinary house like Louisa May Alcott, as i am a writer too i do often visit my writers friends and others writers to be inspired from their lives. I wish to see your next book soon. Good luck from a Lebanese writer.
I am once again asking for a vegan favourites series! I admire your ethical decision SM and would love to learn more about it.
Also; what milk do you tend to have in tea? Especially English breakfast.
Ah thank you Victoria! I don't think I'll film a dedicated video, but I would really recommend Mina Rome for vegan recipes - I usually use her videos when looking for something new to try :)
And I use alpro coconut milk for tea, or sometimes oat milk!
What a beautiful vlog. So happy for you 🎉
Macintosh apple? It all makes sense now!
6:55 do you mean ennui? It’s French so it’s pronounced on-wee
I do! I have heard it said otherwise, but appreciate the correction :) thank you!
@@RubyGranger8 I did look it up when I initially heard your pronunciation but I couldn’t find ‘en-you-eye’ anywhere online, otherwise I wouldn’t have bothered correcting you! Where did you hear it pronounced that way?
There’s no need to “correct” Ruby’s pronunciation. She’s speaking in English, and pronouncing all of her words in her RP accent. English borrows a number of words from different languages so she can pronounce it according to her understanding of English. If it were French, it would be a different matter. Given the range of accents in the UK alone, the pronunciation of words is malleable to each individual speaker. ✨
@@tabitha4329 That's not how languages work. I did not understand what she was saying in that clip until I saw this comment.
@@tabitha4329 You’re conflating pronunciation and accent. Yes, we all have slightly different accents, but that doesn’t mean we can go around mispronouncing words because then no one would be able to understand anyone. The word ‘cliché’ is also French but if you went around pronouncing it like ‘clitch’ not only would you risk not being understood, but also embarrassing yourself. Besides, Ruby likes learning so I really don’t see any issue ? It was a totally constructive comment. She literally said thank you for the correction.
I was curious if you’ve read James Joyce’s Ulysses. I love Joyce’s writing.
Love the necklace that she wears in the video. Would love to know where to get one?
I like your shoes. Do you mind telling me what kind they are and where you got them?
jo is my favorite too! but maya hawke is my favorite jo, though i love the newest little women (like you) a lot
Boxed water - thats the sign you are in Concord! Hope you checked out the British aisle in Concord market 😃
Forever enthusiastic 😍😍
This is what I needed.
i had to read Little Women for my summer reading. i only read part I (ssshhh...), but it was actually very entertaining.
Thanks for sharing!
Little Women is one of my favorite books ❤
Where is your dress from? I love it so much 🧐💕
It's actually my mum's and like 30 years old!!
I've been on a huge Little Women jag over the past couple of weeks!
I appreciate you for making a day in the life of characters😊😊 Can you do Hermione Granger??😅
I really hoped you'd meet Bella!!
Your so smooth.
Have you read the other books written by Louisa may Alcott. I have read them and I have enjoyed them as well. Not as drawing in but still draws you in if that makes sense. I highly recommend reading them as well.
Hi Ruby, is the tea infuser at 7:43 yours? If so, can you share where we can find it? Thank you!!
My favourite March sister was definitely Beth, I’m very much like her so I think that’s why. I also just love how Louisa wrote her, actually the whole book is amazing she’s a great writer. My favourite film is the 1994 one though, it’s definitely my comfort one. I don’t think I can express how much I dislike the 2019 one, the outfits are atrocious (I think my main problem is that I’m a massive lover of that era and so the costumes annoy me so much) and I found it to be a bit rushed, also I dislike films that jump back and forth between the past and future especially when it doesn’t make sense to or it doesn’t tell you when it does.
This is exquisite
Hi Ruby, where did you get your hat from please? I love it.
Keep it up ☺️👍
? Does Ruby always slip on her shoes without doing the laces, haha because if so I do the same thing.
I usually do! I know it’s a bad habit haha but it’s so much easier 😂 glad I’m not the only one!
@@RubyGranger8 Yep it's definitely a time saver and for sure way easier. I even go a shoe size up so that I can slip on my shoes 👞. We may just have started a craze for time management and productivity for foot wear use 😅.
Ruby is my comfort character
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Gotta pull a Kanye and say that Winona Ryder played THE BEST JO MARCH
She usually annoys me, but I did love her in that movie.
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Wasn't 11th a Friday?
oops! I meant the 10th! Well spotted!
Hi ruby
Look pretty good on you
As you like
Do you need warm water bottle in bed
I inspired by sir William Cary he was a missionary and he knows many languages
Hi,
If you want to be saved believe that Jesus is who he says he is, that he died for all of our sins, was buried, and on the third day rose from the dead. Whosoever shall believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. For we are saved by grace through faith and that not of ourselves, it is the gift of God, not of work's, lest any man should boast. Have a blessed night everyone, I love you all, and stay safe!
How can I trust here in on anyone?
Id love to meet up hang out u inspier me
looks like I’m going to have to watch little women again…..
But I'm boring speechless and also person hidden
Concord looks amazing. And this editing!!! Incredible
I loved this USA bookish journey. Thanks for "bringing" us with you♡
I'm so pleased you did! Thank you for joining me!
My favourite is not little women, but it’s sequel little men. It’s not only so interesting to see how the characters of little women have developed and changed but also the boys stories are both heartwarming and heartbreaking- my number one comfort book!
Same! I’m not sure which I like more, they’re both amazing but Little Men has been good so far. I like the new characters which is surprising because I didn’t think I would like it that much-
In 1994, I was 9 years old. My parents went to the movies and saw something else while I saw Little Woman alone. I was afterwards obsessed with wanting to be a writer! Later that year, while my mom went away somewhere and I stayed with my grandpa, my mom snuck Little Women the novel into my away bag. It definitely is a cozy read and I appreciate this vlog a lot. I still have that edition. I hope to reread it this winter.I did see the latest one in theaters on Xmas day and while it was fine, it just did not hit like the 1994 one for me.
Oh and then I remember that day I asked my mom to buy me a notebook at the drug store so I could write, and I filled it up in like one day with stories. Ah to be 9.
This was the best video.
I’m obsessed with this!! Also it’s pronounced Seer-Sha and it means freedom in Irish 😊
Thank you! I always thought it was Sor-sha so this is humbling! I appreciate you telling me :)
@@RubyGranger8 not at all! Irish is a super hard language at times ❤️
can you please do a video and share how you've planned your trip to america and how you organized your places? i find your choices and tastes very inspiring and would love to get a guide line for a similiar trip
Maybe I’ll make a notion page? Or I could talk about it some more in a q&a! X
@@RubyGranger8 both would be great,.. Well, since I'm not that familiar with notion, I guess I won't have access to that notion page..? Although that kind of page would probably deliver more info? In any case a guide line of "how you've planned your trip" would be great! looking forward to! Thanks a lot!
Jo March is one of my favorite characters and her personality is dynamic :D. Love your videos, Ruby !
I agree! She just has so much spirit!
Your videos are always so comforting and lovely to watch! 💜