See title. Currently reading through the books and would like to listen to re-read the first one as an audiobook (and the other ones once I'm done reading). Does anyone have any recommendations about which narrators they enjoyed?

On libro.fm, I can see the following three versions of the series. The names listed are the names of the narrators:

Luke Daniels / PJ Ochlan (Macmillan Audio, 2014)

Rosalind Chao / Jess Hong (Macmillan Audio, 2024) [This one does not seem to have a book #3 yet]

Daniel York Loh (Bloomsbury, 2023)

I'm currently leaning towards one of the first two. What I normally look for in audiobooks is good sound quality and a narrator who entertains but sticks to reading without acting the whole thing out. Bonus points here would be if the narrator showed some cultural sensibility, especially with regards to names of people/places and some of the historical context given in the books.

cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/65630280

See title. Currently reading through the books and would like to listen to re-read the first one as an audiobook (and the other ones once I'm done reading). Does anyone have any recommendations about which narrators they enjoyed?

On libro.fm, I can see the following three versions of the series. The names listed are the names of the narrators:

Luke Daniels / PJ Ochlan (Macmillan Audio, 2014)

Rosalind Chao / Jess Hong (Macmillan Audio, 2024) [This one does not seem to have a book #3 yet]

Daniel York Loh (Bloomsbury, 2023)

I'm currently leaning towards one of the first two. What I normally look for in audiobooks is good sound quality and a narrator who entertains but sticks to reading without acting the whole thing out. Bonus points here would be if the narrator showed some cultural sensibility, especially with regards to names of people/places and some of the historical context given in the books.

My boomer trait is that I frequently type in my password where the username is supposed to go. What's yours?

Basically the title. I want to learn more about some ingredients or food items that you use frequently in your cooking and that aren't super common where you live.

Example: Roasted sesame oil. Didn't know there was such a thing until a year ago, and I never want to miss it again.