Simple Pleasures: Reading and Eating – Tales from the Irish Garden: The Missing Pieces by Sally Cronin and a savoury sco ne recipe

Simple Pleasures: Reading and Eating – Tales from the Irish Garden: The Missing Pieces by Sally Cronin and a savoury sco ne recipe

Here’s a great book review and recipe from Robbie Cheadle and Friends.

Hi everyone, it’s Robbie Cheadle with you today and I’m sharing my review of Tales from the Irish Garden: The Missing Pieces by Sally Cronin.

Sally Cronin has a marvelous international blog styled as a magazine where she shares excellent articles about health, nutrition and diet, music, recipes, and numerous book reviews and book promotions. If you don’t know Sally’s blog, head over there and follow here: https://smorgasbordinvitation.wordpress.com/

I’m also sharing my recipe for bacon and avocado scones. This recipe was inspired by my good blogging friend John Rieber. John really enjoys bacon and I love using bacon as an ingredient. I gave it some thought and these delicious avocado and bacon scones were born. If you like bacon, here is one of John’s great bacon posts: https://johnrieber.com/2020/11/10/bacon-wrapped-oreos-pickles-burritos-and-maple-glazed-bacon-wrapped-turkey-too-a-bacon-wrapped-primer/

Click on the heading for the Amazon US link.

Tales from the Irish Garden: The Missing Pieces by Sally Cronin

What Amazon says

In the Irish Garden there is fantasy, magic, friendship and love to be found in this green and welcoming haven. For some of those who find their way to the garden there is a renewal and an awakening of the spirit and special gifts lost through tragedy. For others it is the end of a long and arduous journey to find their soulmate.

The Irish garden has been a sanctuary for centuries for those escaping persecution, invaders and grief. Its guardian is the storyteller, a man who has lived for hundreds of years and who is part of a network of guardians around the world, offering a safe haven to those worthy of their protection.

It is not only humans who travel from afar to this garden, but animals which are hurt or lost. One creature in particular has travelled across time following the elusive melody remembered from its time in an ancient civilisation, a cat who has reached its ninth life.

There is fantasy, magic, friendship and love to be found in this green and welcoming haven. For some of those who find their way to the garden there is a renewal and an awakening of the spirit and special gifts lost through tragedy. For others it is the end of a long and arduous journey to find their soulmate.

You are welcome to join the storyteller, Finn, Lilah, Ramon, Michael, Bebechat and Flaco in the garden to enjoy their company, discover their stories and be amused at some of the antics they get up to as they finally find a peaceful home to call their own.

My review of Tales From the Irish Garden: The Missing Pieces

https://latinosenglishedition.blog/2026/08/19/simple-pleasures-reading-and-eating-tales-from-the-irish-garden-the-missing-pieces-by-sally-cronin-and-a-savoury-scone-recipe/

I too have read this book and it is quite lovely.

I may just have to reread it and I must check to see if I have reviewed it because if not I must do that.

Thanks Robbie for the review and reminder.

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