I’m currently reading Jennette’s book because like her, I grew up with an abusive/narcissistic mother and when I heard the title I was like “omg I NEED TO READ THIS” and although I’m sad SHE went through what she did (I am by NO MEANS comparing our experiences- they both sucked) it’s also kind of cathartic, knowing that she’s made it out the other side and is (or at least seems to be) healing from her trauma.
I enjoyed it, until the part at the end where she talked about how she started eating cat feces for sexual purposes. I can't get through that part without masturbating.
You remind me so much of Emma Watson when she is in "the perks of being a wallflower" and I just love it and your ASMR. You are so gentle and sweet, thank you. 🥰
I swear, page turning is such an underrated trigger! It is such a cool sound to me! Loved this one so much! So glad you are getting better, Sarah. I hope you make a full recovery soon!!
Feels like half the world have been sick at the start of the year, I was knocked for six for about 2 weeks there and I'm getting only over it now, glad to hear you're also on the mend Sarah and back making great ASMR!
Sarah thank you so much for the company and for the excellent reviews! You are an oasis of calmness amidst a turbulent world. Take care and hope you feel better soon.
Perfect timing about to go sleep and I love the book sounds series 😁 thank you for this on s Friday night 🙌🏻💙 Hope you feel 100% better soon. One day I really need a full book sounds vid just whispered 😁
@@SarahLavenderASMR I few were probably The Revenant, Picture of Dorian Grey and White Fang. I really like the dystopian and utopian society kinda books so I read a lot of Ray Bradburys catalog too
So love these book reviews, I'm going to look into some of these, thanks Sarah as I have a new Audible credit. I totally know what you mean about narrators spoiling books too!
I love essays, studied them a lot in college. "A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again" by David Foster Wallace was the collection that convinced me essays could be exhilarating literary experiences, more than just stuffy academic writing. Also every single essay Annie Dillard has written, but especially "Total Eclipse."
I'm glad my mom died was an excellent listen. I found so much healing in her writing and so much similarity to my relationship with my mother. Can't wait for more from her!
Going through with my finals so I’m not able to read that much ,watching you talk about books was an amazing experience 😊 Also as a book recommendation From certainty to uncertainty is a nice read for anyone interested in science
Love book related videos like this one!! So relaxing 🤍 Also, you remind me of Rose Byrne! Not sure if you hear that often but I felt the need to mention it. Totally a compliment btw
Why did you pause after saying, "I was missing a pinky....nail?" I was so concerned lol 😭Thanks for the tingles, Sarah! I hope u continue to feel better
Ray Porter is my favorite audiobook narrator! I loved Project Hail Mary and I’ve literally listened to other books just because he narrates them. I recommend The Bobiverse too which he narrates if you like sci fi.
To anyone who liked Jeanette Mcurdy's book, I HIGHLY recommend 'Not My Father's Son' by Alan Cumming. If you listen on audio, Alan reads it and it's v similar vibes, a very emotional, gripping story from an actor who grew up with an abusive parental figure
The book “Fifty words for rain” by Asha Lemmie is absolutely amazing. It gets very dark but it’s just so good!! I don’t know if it would be for you but I was addicted from start to finish. I had my grandma read it too and she also really liked it.
Ray Porter is phenomenal in the audiobook version of Project Hail Mary. I couldn't believe the hype, and had to try it. Wow. The guy is something else. Some say he can only be as good as his material, perhaps, but amazing nonetheless. Great rec!!! Great vid, thank you!!
My all time fave book is Terraform by Propaganda. He is a poet, artist, and social activist and this book is a collection of poems, autobiography, and theory. 10/10
Wow! We’re probably the same age. I was also in kindergarten when 9-11 happened. I used to work at a bookstore and so many people I’ve talked to have said they love Barbra Kingsolver. I need to read The Poisonwood Bible. You are definitely my favorite asmrtist that talks about books. Thanks for creating!
I take dust jackets off while I’m reading and put them somewhere safe until I’m finished and then I put the jacket back on to either donate the book or return it to my shelf to look beautiful haha
Great video 😊 I recently read 'Spitfire Women of World War 2' by Giles Whittell which was so interesting. Highly recommend it! Also, 'The Glass Lake' by Maeve Binchy is a great read.😊
I really enjoy your book reviews. You’re great at ASMR. You have to read Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus. I can’t put it down. I started it Friday and read it nonstop today. It’s a funny, unpredictable and quirky feminist novel set in the 50s.
I dropped everything to watch and listen. Your book videos are my favorite. I also love Kingsolver! If you can get your hands on a copy of "A Natural History of the Senses" by Diane Ackerman, I think you might love it. Also, for an audio book, "Light Falls" with both the author, Brian Greene and Paul Rudd as Einstein .....pure space / science poetry. About 4 hours and it may still be free on Audible. 🌌
Props to you, your voice and commitment to us; glad you are on the tail end! Re: book jackets. I recycle them. Like you, I find them slipoery. However and but... I still have the dust jacket for the first book I ever bought. I had to save two pay checks (I was 16 and only worked two hours per week) to buy it: Stephen King's IT..
As someone with annoyingly sharp eyesight, the fact that you were still a little sick was evident based on small details. I remember in my late teens putting some money into one of Jennette McCurdy's online platforms (she was fundraising something) and thinking how much clarity and sincerity she puts into communicating her views. That was 10 years before she got that book published, and now that her fame is much more independent from the iCarly sphere, I couldn't be happier for her.
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I’m currently reading Jennette’s book because like her, I grew up with an abusive/narcissistic mother and when I heard the title I was like “omg I NEED TO READ THIS” and although I’m sad SHE went through what she did (I am by NO MEANS comparing our experiences- they both sucked) it’s also kind of cathartic, knowing that she’s made it out the other side and is (or at least seems to be) healing from her trauma.
I still need to read that, I’ve heard nothing but good things about it
I enjoyed it, until the part at the end where she talked about how she started eating cat feces for sexual purposes. I can't get through that part without masturbating.
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You remind me so much of Emma Watson when she is in "the perks of being a wallflower" and I just love it and your ASMR. You are so gentle and sweet, thank you. 🥰
Please continue doing book related videos, it's how I found your channel and they're my favourite.
I swear, page turning is such an underrated trigger! It is such a cool sound to me! Loved this one so much! So glad you are getting better, Sarah. I hope you make a full recovery soon!!
i love the raspy soft spoken tone of voice in this video, its suuuuper soothing
Love your book videos and hearing about which books you’re reading and enjoying. More book content! 🫠 📚
Good to have another book video, my personal favorites from her and she has great taste!!
agreed!
Books in themselves are an amazingly tingly trigger!! *Love* them in videos 🌸
I love all of your content, but your book videos are definitely my favorites.
Feels like half the world have been sick at the start of the year, I was knocked for six for about 2 weeks there and I'm getting only over it now, glad to hear you're also on the mend Sarah and back making great ASMR!
Your soft-spoken videos are always my favorites!!! ❤️
aw yay thank you!! i always worry if soft-spoken is going out of fashion haha cause i love it 💕
I swear even on a bad day she could brighten up anybody’s day 😁
I nearly leapt out of bed because I was so excited to see you uploaded another book themed video!!! I will get sleep tonight after all!
Sara, your book ASMR videos are my favorite--please do more, thank you!😀
I always look forward to your bookish videos. This was an amazing video and im so happy for all the recommendations.
thank you so much! i love making these kinds of videos!! 💕
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My favourites!
I love all of your videos but your book asmr is just perfection. Thank you for this!❤
i really enjoy your book videos! thank you for making more, i love to hear what you've been reading lately :)
Your book videos are some of my favorites on your channel! I hope you feel better soon!
Sarah thank you so much for the company and for the excellent reviews! You are an oasis of calmness amidst a turbulent world. Take care and hope you feel better soon.
The narrators for Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow did a phenomenal job! I think you’re gonna love them.
book asmr is my fav thing ever!!
Glad to hear your feeling better! Appreciate the content
your videos are so relaxing! i love your asmr 🥰🌙✨💜
The Bean Trees is one of my all time fav books- I love that you love her! I need to read some more of her works 😊
I recently read Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow and it became one of my favorite books, it's very emotional and beautiful, hope you like it!
Perfect timing about to go sleep and I love the book sounds series 😁 thank you for this on s Friday night 🙌🏻💙
Hope you feel 100% better soon.
One day I really need a full book sounds vid just whispered 😁
Yaaaay more book videos from you!!! My fav ❤❤❤
You make me so happy! I'm REALLY having a hard time in life and I needed this so bad! Thanks, sarah!
Sarah you are a bliss to listen to, thank you so much!
Perfect timing! Thanks 🥰
I'm happy your feeling much better Idk how we can live without you
Jade City was one of my favorite books of 2021! sorry you didnt enjoy it as much as you expected! love your asmr book videos! love from Brazil 💙💚
Once again an amazing video, thank you for being such an encouragement. Read over 50 books last year because of you and your channel
Omg! That’s amazing!! 😍 which was your favorite?! ❤️
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I few were probably The Revenant, Picture of Dorian Grey and White Fang. I really like the dystopian and utopian society kinda books so I read a lot of Ray Bradburys catalog too
BOOK VIDEO!! been waiting for this one ❤️
I love books, physical especially, and asmr. So this is always a great combo.😄
So love these book reviews, I'm going to look into some of these, thanks Sarah as I have a new Audible credit. I totally know what you mean about narrators spoiling books too!
thank you claire!! 🥺💕
i just love your asmr about books!
Yessss. Perfect for this time of night! You're a real hero
So relaxing Sarah. Ty for doing this and last 1 sick I so appreciate you❤
Hey Sarah, it's so good to see you 😊❤❤
Ohh, found you through GentleWhispering, and I have been wanting some book-related ASMR!
I love essays, studied them a lot in college. "A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again" by David Foster Wallace was the collection that convinced me essays could be exhilarating literary experiences, more than just stuffy academic writing. Also every single essay Annie Dillard has written, but especially "Total Eclipse."
Just what I was waiting for ❤
I'm glad my mom died was an excellent listen. I found so much healing in her writing and so much similarity to my relationship with my mother. Can't wait for more from her!
I clicked so fast! I love your ASMR book content!
waaaa i love your book videos so much! ❤️
Going through with my finals so I’m not able to read that much ,watching you talk about books was an amazing experience 😊
Also as a book recommendation From certainty to uncertainty is a nice read for anyone interested in science
Love book related videos like this one!! So relaxing 🤍
Also, you remind me of Rose Byrne! Not sure if you hear that often but I felt the need to mention it. Totally a compliment btw
These reviews are great! Really useful
Glad to hear your feeling better!! I have two recommendations for you the first one is mountains by Jake Luhrs and the embrace by Ryan Kirby❤
Why did you pause after saying, "I was missing a pinky....nail?" I was so concerned lol 😭Thanks for the tingles, Sarah! I hope u continue to feel better
Ray Porter is my favorite audiobook narrator! I loved Project Hail Mary and I’ve literally listened to other books just because he narrates them. I recommend The Bobiverse too which he narrates if you like sci fi.
To anyone who liked Jeanette Mcurdy's book, I HIGHLY recommend 'Not My Father's Son' by Alan Cumming. If you listen on audio, Alan reads it and it's v similar vibes, a very emotional, gripping story from an actor who grew up with an abusive parental figure
Love the recommendation! 🥰
yay soft spoken + whispers switch 🫶🏼
Karl Ove Knausgard's essay books are my favorites! The first of them is titled "Autumn", and they are basically essays to his unborn daughter.
The book “Fifty words for rain” by Asha Lemmie is absolutely amazing. It gets very dark but it’s just so good!! I don’t know if it would be for you but I was addicted from start to finish. I had my grandma read it too and she also really liked it.
Another McVibe of a video, turning my spine into butter 🧈
McVibe?😭
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U NEED MORE SUBS! u are sooo pretty and ur asmr is amazing! 💗😊😴
Welcome back Sarah ✨
Ray Porter is phenomenal in the audiobook version of Project Hail Mary. I couldn't believe the hype, and had to try it. Wow. The guy is something else. Some say he can only be as good as his material, perhaps, but amazing nonetheless. Great rec!!!
Great vid, thank you!!
Your voice is just incredible
My all time fave book is Terraform by Propaganda. He is a poet, artist, and social activist and this book is a collection of poems, autobiography, and theory. 10/10
The Woman in White by Wilkie Collins is AMAZING!!! That is my book recommendation.
Wow! We’re probably the same age. I was also in kindergarten when 9-11 happened.
I used to work at a bookstore and so many people I’ve talked to have said they love Barbra Kingsolver. I need to read The Poisonwood Bible.
You are definitely my favorite asmrtist that talks about books. Thanks for creating!
Here for the book content 🤩
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Really good asian inspired fantasy: Daughter of the Moon Goddess💜 so good!
There are great recommendations here, thank you! In other news, today I learned what dust jackets are.
why is this so funny 😭
your voice is heaven! love how it sound. so sorry that you're sick, but you sound very lovely! Hope you get well soon♥︎
Thank you!! 🤗💖
I take dust jackets off while I’m reading and put them somewhere safe until I’m finished and then I put the jacket back on to either donate the book or return it to my shelf to look beautiful haha
Excellent 😴
Anthony Bourdain actually did narrate the Kitchen Confidential audiobook. It’s great!
Very Relaxing 😌
I’ve never felt so old as I did when Sarah said she was in kindergarten when 9/11 happened…like holy crap
Great taste in books 😌
In terms of Chinese/Asian fantasy I have only read The Poppy War by RF Kuang which was a fantastic read.
22:43 😯 Whoa, Sarah! Didn't Know You Could Read That Quick! Lol 😏
A couple short story collections I like are Olive Kittredge, A Visit to the Goon Squad, and Unaccustomed Earth.
Hi Sarah! Happy Friday ❤❤❤❤
Barbara Kingsolver's "Animal Dreams" is really good!
So relaxing.... 😴🥰
I take dust jackets off when I'm reading the book and keep them on the shelf, but they go back on once I'm finished!
You should do more of this soft spoken type of video. It's really good or at least to me.
Best 'ASMR person' on TH-cam! Such a soothing voice! Awesome ma'am! 😃
God bless u 🍀
💖👌👍💖 love your book videos! 💖👍👌💖
your background is gawjus, terrific job setting it up
I heard about Jade City but now you just made me want to go read it based on how you described the story and what’s going on.
you are my roman empire. this vid is amazing! thank you
Great video 😊 I recently read 'Spitfire Women of World War 2' by Giles Whittell which was so interesting. Highly recommend it! Also, 'The Glass Lake' by Maeve Binchy is a great read.😊
I would recommend everyone to read the Neapolitan Novels by Elena Ferrante and A Man Called Ove by Fredrik Backman📚💕
Thank you!! I really enjoyed a Man Called Ove and I want to read his other books, like "anxious people"!!
I really enjoy your book reviews. You’re great at ASMR. You have to read Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus. I can’t put it down. I started it Friday and read it nonstop today. It’s a funny, unpredictable and quirky feminist novel set in the 50s.
Thank you so much 🥺💕 i'll have to check that out!! it sounds great!
Bean trees was a great BK book!
One of her best for sure!!
I dropped everything to watch and listen. Your book videos are my favorite. I also love Kingsolver! If you can get your hands on a copy of "A Natural History of the Senses" by Diane Ackerman, I think you might love it. Also, for an audio book, "Light Falls" with both the author, Brian Greene and Paul Rudd as Einstein .....pure space / science poetry. About 4 hours and it may still be free on Audible. 🌌
Innkeeper Chronicles by Ilona Andrews. Absolute favorite series
You are underatted lavender ❤️ much love
Sarah Lavender ASMR thank you so very much! Good luck ❤
More of this please! ☺️💕💕
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Glad you are feeling a bit better!
Props to you, your voice and commitment to us; glad you are on the tail end!
Re: book jackets. I recycle them. Like you, I find them slipoery. However and but... I still have the dust jacket for the first book I ever bought. I had to save two pay checks (I was 16 and only worked two hours per week) to buy it: Stephen King's IT..
As someone with annoyingly sharp eyesight, the fact that you were still a little sick was evident based on small details.
I remember in my late teens putting some money into one of Jennette McCurdy's online platforms (she was fundraising something) and thinking how much clarity and sincerity she puts into communicating her views. That was 10 years before she got that book published, and now that her fame is much more independent from the iCarly sphere, I couldn't be happier for her.
Poisonwood Bible is a firm contemporary classic for me; it helped me get over my big book fear