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Books and a bit more
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'''Bedtyme Storiez''' (stylized as "BeDtyMe sToRiEz") | '''Bedtyme Storiez''' (stylized as "BeDtyMe sToRiEz") was a series of Facebook live streams by [[Joe Hawley]], featuring Joe softly reading books late at night. <ref name="RJJJRadio2018">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12cVp9hYBmQ Joe and Ross on Jimmy Jam Radio, 02/21/2018. YouTube.]</ref> Joe created it as a ASMR/relaxation exercise, and were seemingly only produced in 2018. | ||
During the first couple livestreams, likely with friend Aurora Spears, Joe would hear noises of "elation" assumed to be caused by ghosts.<ref name="RJJJRadio2018">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12cVp9hYBmQ Joe and Ross on Jimmy Jam Radio, 02/21/2018. YouTube.]</ref> | During the first couple livestreams, likely with friend Aurora Spears, Joe would hear noises of "elation" assumed to be caused by ghosts.<ref name="RJJJRadio2018">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12cVp9hYBmQ Joe and Ross on Jimmy Jam Radio, 02/21/2018. YouTube.]</ref> | ||
==Books== | |||
* "Curious George and the Birthday Surprise" by H. A. Rey | |||
* unknown | |||
* "Some of Us Had Been Threatening Our Friend Colby" by Donald Barthelme | |||
* "The Baby" by Donald Barthelme | |||
* "Playmates" by A.M. Burrage | |||
* "A Pocket Guide to Butterflies & Moths" by Elizabeth Balmer | |||
* "Learning To Be Me" by Greg Egan | |||
* "Seeing" by Greg Egan | |||
* "The Magic Lovers" | |||
* "Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There" by Lewis Carroll | |||
* "The Dot & The Line" by Norton Juster | |||
==References== | |||
{{Reflist}} | |||