ASMR My favorite books | Page flipping, tapping, whispering
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- Опубликовано: 27 мар 2025
- In this ASMR video I would like to share with you some of my favorite books. I can talk about books for ages so the video is quite long but I hope you'll enjoy it! I would like to discuss the books from the video and I would be grateful to get some book recommendations from you, guys.
There is a lot of whispering, page flipping, page turning and tapping for you to get tingles and relax...
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great video, put me in a positive mood after a negative day
Thank you, it means a lot to me :)
I’ve never seen your videos before. I’m a fan ! Love the quiet voice 🌹🌹
Thank you!
Thank you! That was relaxing😴
Thank you for watching ☺️
Just from the thumbnail I knew this was going to hit. Such a great video!!
Thanks a lot!
Just found your channel and subscribed, keep going! Love book videos ❤️
Thank you!
Julia, my new friend, this is a good work, soothing and relaxing. You are great and very beautiful! A request, please: can you make videos about page flipping (using magazines or catalogues) but visual licking fingers? Thank you, my dear Julia.
Claudia Calvano Hi! Thank you for the nice words :) I’ll try my best to fulfill your request.
@@storybookasmr Thank you so much, my friend, you are very kind! I wait for you soon... ♥♥
anna karenina?
Well, I enjoyed it as a piece of literature, but I didn’t feel compassion to the characters, so it’s not among my favorites by Tolstoy)
@@storybookasmr interesting. from a male perspective, levin was a very relatable character.
@@conantheseptuagenarian3824 I agree, and by the way, this character is a bit autobiographical as I remember. I guess, the negative impression of main characters wiped off Levin relatability from my mind)
@@storybookasmr yes, it was autobiographical. there were definitely some nasty characters. vronsky and anna were very unfeeling. it was a real tragedy. what about dostoevsky or chekov?
@@conantheseptuagenarian3824 Dostoevsky is a master of psychology, for sure, but too dark for me, though I enjoyed reading The Brothers Karamazov a lot, I remember. Chekhov for me is strongly related to Stanislavsky and Russian theatre)
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