Reading "The Giving Tree" & "Where the Wild Things Are" (90's children's books) | ASMR

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[@Nathan55411]

As a kid, The Giving Tree is just a cute story. As an adult, The Giving Tree is a crazy deep story about life and how we can never get enough or something of that nature... it truly is a marvelous story that has stood the test of time

[@my2cents81]

I’m a early 2000’s kid but these are the exacts books my mom read to me

[@akira6645]

Really gets to you when you realize once your childhood is over you’ll never experience such a great time in life anymore, I mean sure you’ll still have other great moments but a childhood was one of the most important ones

[@drewgadbois]

It’s crazy to me that I’m 17 and these were the picture books I grew up with. I guess it’s just a testament to their greatness.

[@aidenignition]

I am really emotional right now and i have never heard the giving tree. I may have shed a tear just now.

[@mariahmedina6422]

Aiden Emeri I felt this🥺

[@samglover711]

Reminds me of when life was much more simple...

[@sky3819]

oh my god I had only heard of The Giving Tree but never knew what it was about. This was so sad... I'm in tears, I wasn't expecting this 😭

[@LetsFindOut1]

lol it's a tear jerker

[@elevatedtinglesasmr238]

My great grandmother Nana, use to read us The Giving Tree in the summer after a long day in the pool. This was my first experience with asmr. Her voice sent tingles from my head to toes. Wish she was here to read it to me again. I was so excited to see that you were going to read this! So many good memories ❤️

[@TongueDrumJourney]

THIS IS MY ENTIRE CHILDHOOD! 😭😴

[@holderhilder9104]

Jeez this takes me back. I’m a 01 kid and I’m pretty sure I still have the giving tree somewhere at my house and where the wild things are. These books where my childhood and I will never forget these amazing and beautiful works of art and humanity.

[@reneepeters5051]

I'm an '01 kid too! this takes me back 😭

[@timroberts9760]

This has to be one of the most peaceful and quietly happy videos of yours. A huge fan of the astonomy and history, but couldn't help and click on this one. Couldn't be happier.

[@Drillstanford]

You sir understand asmr

[@LetsFindOut1]

thanks money

[@stephendunn159]

The best asmr was when a teacher would read a book out loud to the class.

[@rachael7011]

Reading these comments, it seems that so many people from all ages seem to remember these books, despite being published in the 60s. Children’s books like this are timeless classics, and have a power to affect all of us, no matter what year we were born in. I was born in 2002, and these were all books I read in elementary school that my teachers and parents read when they were in elementary school. No matter how much this world changes, I hope little stories never die out and continue to live on with future generations.

[@SuccessfulMinds101]

Been listening to this video for years man. Love this book, love listening to this in the background while getting ready for bed. Thank you!!

[@0bong0bunny0]

I remember going to the library and pick out these book's along with others. And would read it to my sister. My mother lacked in reading to us so I did. Later my little sister passed, they demolished the library and I grew up. Now I read to my son who is 5, And it takes me back. All worth it.

[@natalier400]

why did i cry

[@mariahmedina6422]

Natalie R okay me too:(

[@johnboard407]

I’m hardly a 90’s kid being born in 1999 but we had a copy of Where The Wild Things Are at Primary school and I’ve forgotten about that book for sonst years thanks for reminding me

[@LetsFindOut1]

Glad you got a whiff of nostalgia!

[@blackoutasmr4987]

I'm feel like a kid again! Brb, gonna grab my ring pop and beanie babies

[@LetsFindOut1]

Lol

[@jefferinokaplanerino1823]

The sociologic impact of world war one would be a interesting topic

[@nadia-yx6re]

I truly need more of these. Your voice. Is. Magical.

[@laurel7864]

I wasn’t even born in the 90s, but this still gives me nostalgia🤠

[@aitomies3825]

Wing mum sure read u good books mate

[@asmrmedley831]

My kindergarten teacher was in love with The Giving Tree! I’m so glad you posted this now; this makes me want to go through all my childhood stuff and I’m conveniently home for a visit

[@zorrotv6241]

I never thought an asmr could make me cry. But it did, thank you soo much for the memories, I can’t forget them.

[@R0man.Geck0]

I'm glad I'm not the only one who cried at the end of Giving Tree. People need to understand how sad it actually was.

[@Texasgrrl77]

These books have so much meaning for me. I cry every time I hear The Giving Tree or whenever I used to read it to my two children who are now adults. It's such a beautiful story! 🥺😌

[@circutr2080]

I forgot how sad the giving tree is. I hits alot harder now that I'm older. A very realistic story.

[@LetsFindOut1]

very realistic. glad you liked it

[@icanhazsteel]

Out here in ATL visiting mom and saw this book on the shelf tonight. One of my favs as a kid. Crazy timing for seeing this video pop up!

[@_Harry9320_]

I woke up from a solid 8 hours sleep at about 9am turned this video on. Fell back to sleep and have just woke up... It's now 10pm. Wtaf

[@culley9331]

The giving tree was my favorite book 📖 to enjoy you reading to us, it was sad 😢 then happy 😊

[@noahhinton2657]

So close to 50k, and well deserved!!!

[@LetsFindOut1]

Thanks Noah

[@victorialola3364]

Thanks for that bed time stories I really enjoy it I was tingling all over and felt sleep .🛏. Thank you.

[@victorialola3364]

Tonight I’m watching again yayyy 😜💤💤💤💤

[@StrawbeeShortCake]

I watch this video every night, its the only one that works. Thank you so much

[@LetsFindOut1]

Glad it helped, thanks for watching alyssa

[@radio80slike]

I want to thank you a lot Rich. The giving tree is a very emotional story. Beautiful!

[@Tigglytoot]

Jackpot! I’m so excited to watch this. I love softly spoken bed time stories.

[@citepedal_1684]

I remember reading these exact books

[@thelittlemrs]

Only recognise The Giving Tree as a reference through Bates Motel tv series. But I still enjoy it very much :) please do 80's nostalgia to

[@Oniwabanshugirl]

This was so incredibly relaxing and tingly. Please continue doing amazing work like this! The background music was a lovely touch as well. 😊😴

[@9000yugioh]

This is the greatest asmr channel

[@Lemiwinks89]

I love that you upload right before bed. 🖤✌🏻

[@LetsFindOut1]

👌🙏

[@draconic_sprinkles5203]

I didn't know how much I needed this until I watched it. Although we likely won't ever meet in real life, know that you've still managed to touch a stranger's life and granted him a good night's sleep in a time of need.

[@LetsFindOut1]

that's really nice to hear. glad we could share some good books

[@buderfryyy]

Always the most fitting background music

[@jasonlaufenburg1673]

The most perfect video at the most perfect time for me today. For 39 minutes and 2 seconds nothing else mattered. Thank you, my friend.

[@hannearsharris9054]

My kiddo is only a year old, but I read him these very two books every other night to him lol. They are classics.

[@onenessbaycity]

This is one of my favorite videos that you have made to date! Thanks for your work.

[@Dieselyorks]

You are an ASMR genius. Thank you for posting.

[@Sailingsilk]

Please do another of these ❤️

[@Tobi_Cabreraa97]

I’m so happy I found you!Thank you so much for your videos. You’ve really helped me fall asleep. I’m very picky when it comes to ASMRist but your voice is so relaxing thank you (:

[@Hairofthedog666]

Great video! It gave me flashbacks of Reading Raindow. But you don't have to take my word for it...😜

[@Texasgrrl77]

Justin Mack I LOVE READING RAINBOW 🌈!!!! 😁✌️🏻

[@mangelqs]

I really enjoy your whispering; it is quite soothing! Thanks for the video!

[@Saleena2014]

It's probably not in the collection, but the book Love You Forever would be a great read if you are gonna continue this series

[@azaria4776]

This was my first time hearing these 😅

[@el_chief_dannyboy]

Aza what planet you live on? Lol

[@gypsysoul892]

Omg I remember 'where the wild things are',this is like I was speared by the GOOD SHI- nostalgia fairy

[@BelieveInMyDaydreams]

Haha, as a children's librarian this is both my childhood and my current day to day life!

[@StrawbeeShortCake]

I need part 2!!

[@princecharles849]

Nostalgia and great sounds. Can't go wrong here!

[@NextazxzNoExuse]

Never heard about any of these books, but they are amazing....... And video is very well made. I really got very emotional

[@domenicavallone28]

Brings back to when I was a little kid 🥰 super relaxing video 👍🏻😊

[@annabananababy2004]

I loved Where The Wild Thing Are! Glad u brought me back my childhood memories :)

[@applehills9008]

Oh boy !!! I love this books 📚 You Are the king 👑 of ASMR ☺️

[@lucysmart1476]

Man the giving tree hit home, it’s been a while and I was always a bad reader as a kid but I wish I read more

[@drasiella]

I never knew that the good tree was female, I read this book translated and the noun tree in my language is of neutral gender. How sweet. Still one of mg favorite books.

[@ashedezelsky9518]

i was gonna fall asleep listening to this but i stayed awake to listen to the end of the giving tree bc i didn’t completely remember how it ended and oop now i’m crying

[@TheEastbayed]

I’ve read the giving tree, and while I haven’t read Where the wild things are. I did watch an animated short of it when I was little

[@sarahmuehlbauer9001]

Love your whisper :)

[@realhappyjake1931]

0:19-0:36! Tingle alert

[@duggsimpson6107]

Reaching my nostalgia: Mission Complete

[@monsterja7028]

I think I'm going to climb a tree now

[@HiSummerWasHere]

Did you know that Shel Silverstein wrote Johnny Cash’s “A Boy Named Sue”?

[@LetsFindOut1]

what?! howd that happen i wonder

[@HiSummerWasHere]

@@LetsFindOut1 Apparently he was a pretty prolific songwriter, especially for country artists (who would have guessed?). He wrote songs that were performed by John Prine, Kris Krostoffersen and a bunch more in addition to Johnny Cash. Small world! theboot.com/country-songs-written-by-shel-silverstein/

[@eurydiceapologist]

Keeping my childhood imagination alive by playing D&D and creating increasingly dramatic characters

[@J.C.Tavares]

That bright Green is so gorgeous...

[@LetsFindOut1]

It is

[@YTkisses]

Omg. Thank you for your content 😍😴😴😴

[@BluesMedley1706]

I don’t think I’ve read any of these 😂 my life was The Many Adventures of Winnie The Pooh. 96 baby. A minute in and I’m already in love with this video.

[@LetsFindOut1]

Pooh was a staple as well. Always after that honey

[@oceansaway2090]

I was a teen in the 90's but i do remember some of those books.

[@phazebeast7373]

On time before bed ! Awesome

[@totallynottheone3981]

Dude...I SEE ARTHUR IM FLIPIN OUT MAN, ITS SO WEIRD I CAN ALMOST REMEMBER THE EXACT FORMAT OF THE PAGES GHAGAGA.

[@Brietron]

Wow I loved this video! Instantly reminded me of my childhood when my parents would whisper bedtime stories to me. OMG please make more videos reading 90’s stories!!

[@disonsprodigy5909]

Born in 99 loved these books

[@SHELLY-ct9ih]

My favorite book ever

[@ThM_Games4life]

☆So rolaxing as always☆

[@reneepeters5051]

Children's books can be really deep y'all

[@firnekburg4990]

I'm 29 and I feel so old, damn: / Great video ヅ

[@beyonceramen]

You freaking magician.

[@cessily89]

Shout out to the 89' babies

[@NighthawkOpens]

my teachers used to read the class these

[@leojohnson3371]

Omg I love this!! #90sbaby. Lol. Where did you say you get your background music from???

[@el_chief_dannyboy]

But the giving tree and where the wild things are not 90s nostalgia, those books came out in the 1960s

[@Аня-б1г1ю]

❤️

[@haku5226]

i remember reading these! the nostalgia, also strange how youtube didn’t update the video to 2 years ago since it’s march 2nd 2021 now

[@chrisnam1603]

💕

[@banrions]

Yessssss

[@BradsPitts.]

You would be a great dad XD

[@shanep2046]

I dont know what there is after death, but I dont look forward to it. So living in the moment is crucial. But I need help, I need someone to tell me how to not shy away from opportunity and to not be sad.

[@danielpopejoy6580]

Hey I was born in 94 that's cool

[@gerdscotch]

What is the bed music?

[@BrunoPRS]

First. Brazilian

[@J.C.Tavares]

Segundo!🇧🇷

[@BrunoPRS]

@@J.C.Tavares topppp

[@littlebodyblues4532]

UR VOICE IS FUCKIN MAGICAL!!!

[@hopefully2224]

Creepiest thing I have ever seen 😳

[@leomartinez213]

A sh** here we go again

[@yoloswagprobro8227]

Okay boomer