Tom Dugan

An old fashioned container for modern convenience.

Revisado: 04-04-16

Where does Mason Jar Meal Recipes rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

Rates high among the top 3 so far.

What did you like best about this story?

I enjoyed the clear and concise instructions to make my very own mason jar recipes.

Which character – as performed by Becky White (The Voicing Expert) – was your favorite?

Becky White (The Voicing Expert) sounds pleasant and authoritative. The perfect voice choice for this book.

What’s an idea from the book that you will remember?

You can eat your cake, and store it too up to 5 days, thanks to mason jar technology.

Any additional comments?

My wife and I enjoyed listening to this audio book together. The first recipe recipe we will try is the cinnamon sugar covered refrigerated dough balls baked into a portable breakfast treat in a mason jar.

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Nostalgic flavor in modern recipes

Revisado: 03-10-16

I enjoyed listening to this book with my wife. We will try the Autumn Apple Salad recipe first. The recipes are well read by Becky White, who sounds like a professional radio personality on NPR. Listening to a recipe works for me because of my short reading attention span: I can even mess up the recipe for Jello. I remember my mother in law sitting by the radio in her kitchen taking notes daily as the rural radio station lady read recipes to the farm wives. This book reminds me of that fond tradition.

The recipes are very tempting, but some of the ingredients are somewhat exotic. I will substitute what I have on the shelf to approximate them. I put the book on my tablet so that I can back up and replay the recipe as I assemble the ingredients. I got a little flour on my touchscreen.

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Preaching to the Choir

Revisado: 03-09-16

I was drawn to this book by the power of it's title "The Power of Dignity" My personal experience in the workplace had already taught me the importance of employee dignity, and how it influences profitability. It was my hope that this book would give me a tool to reinforce the conventional wisdom that dignity is by far the strongest incentive to keep quality employees in the workplace. In my case, Pete Geissler was preaching to the choir.

Pete Geissler relates a number of episodes about how good bartenders and waiters can help a company be more profitable by remembering your name and your regular drink. True, but not convincing to the hard asses in the boardroom.

The most positive comment I have is that Becky White is very easy to listen to as a narrator. I strongly recommend her to any authors looking for voice talent.

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