ASMR | Why Did I Think I Could Do This? | TBR & Book Buying Ban Bingo #4 | Soft Spoken | lofi | 2023

Hello, I'm Jessica, and in this ASMR video I'm gonna go over how October, November, and December of my version of TBR bingo helped choose my reading and at the same time keep unnecessary books off my bookshelf!!
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Mentions:
book browsing blog - ‪@bookbrowsingblog‬
• BOOK BUYING BAN BINGO
BooksandLala - ‪@BooksandLala‬
2023 Buzzword Video - • Reading Challenge Anno...
2024 Buzzword Video - • Reading Challenge Anno...
On Someone else's TBR prompt - • My Fall TBR 🍁🍂horror, ...
Booktubers Favorite in 2022 - • BEST BOOKS OF 2022
First Episode - • ASMR | First Three Mon...
TBR Bingo Playlist - • TBR Bingo - uncommonly...
October Wrap Up Short - • October 2023 Wrap Up #...
November Wrap Up Short - • November 2023 Wrap Up ...
December Wrap Up Short - • December 2023 Wrap Up ...
Mid-Year Freak-Out - studio.ua-cam.com/users/videoFtK-...
End of Year Check In - • ASMR | Only Two Months...
Scavenger Hunt Picks First December Read - • ASMR | Let's Play A Ga...
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Items and Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:41 - How I Play
4:12 - Oct, Nov, Dec Board
16:35 - New Board & Prompt Picking
25:04 - Outro
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LINKS:
Tiktok: / uncommonlycommonasmr
Instagram: uncommonlyc...
Goodreads: / uncommonly-common-asmr
Storygraph: app.thestorygraph.com/profile...
Pinterest: / uncommonlycommonasmr
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Intro and Outro Music by Aixie - Blue Lagoon - thmatc.co/?l=B58032C2
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What is ASMR?
ASMR stands for autonomous sensory meridian response. ASMR​​ is described as a feeling of well-being combined with a tingling sensation in the scalp and down the back of the neck, as experienced by some people in response to a specific gentle stimulus, often a particular sound.5