Blog Tour – Chocolate Fudge saves the Sugar Dog by Robbie and Michael Cheadle
My friends, I’m very excited to host the Chocolate Fudge saves the Sugar Dog Book Tour for Robbie and Michael Cheadle. Please join me to welcome them and let them share this wonderful news with you!
Hi Robbie and Michael, please tell us about your latest book.
Thank you, Miriam, and friends.
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Imagine, living in a world…
… made of a giant gobstopper.
A world…
… where you can eat everything.
The trees, the houses, the flowers, and even the beehives.
The river is condensed milk, and the pond is cream soda.
Welcome to Chocolate Land!
Meet Sir Chocolate and Lady Sweet…
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Sir Chocolate is round and fat,
He wears a waistcoat and brown top hat.
Lady Sweet wears a stripy skirt and top,
She looks just like a lollipop.
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From Book 1: Sir Chocolate and the Strawberry Cream Berries Story and Cookbook
Sir Chocolate and Lady Sweet run a shop where they sell their delicious homemade chocolates and soda pop. When they are not busy developing yummy chocolate recipes, they go about Chocolate land putting wrong things right.
Sir Chocolate and Lady Sweet have a son, Chocolate Fudge, the star of Chocolate Fudge Saves the Sugar Dog.
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Sir Chocolate and Lady Sweet,
Have a son, Chocolate Fudge,
A mild-mannered and kindly lad,
He’d never bear a grudge.
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From Book 8: Chocolate Fudge Saves the Sugar Dog
Blurb:
Sir Chocolate and Lady Sweet’s son, Chocolate Fudge, sees one of Lord Humbug’s dogs struggling to stay afloat in the hot chocolate pond.
Can Chocolate Fudge save the sugar dog from drowning?
Includes lovely new recipes.

That’s wonderful information, Robbie and Michael.
My Review
I’ve read many Sir Chocolate books by Robbie and Michael Cheadle. Chocolate Fudge Saves the Sugar Dog is another darling addition to the series. The story is told as limericks. Limericks are cute and fun to read. The characters and the scenes are Robbie’s fondant art. I must say that I’m very fond of this fondant art because each character has a unique personality. They’re expressive and lovable.
In this story, Sir Chocolate and Lady Sweet have a son, Chocolate Fudge. He has a smile for everyone. The teachers love to have him in their classes. Fudge enjoys taking his dog to walk around the chocolate ponds every day.
One day, when Lord Humbug is out walking, his three dogs jump into the pond to chase the ducks. They scared the ducks, and the ducks flap their wings to escape. Two of the dogs are strong and good swimmers. The third little dog seems in trouble and on the verge of sinking. Chocolate Fudge must decide what to do to save the little dog.
There are delicious recipes throughout the book. This is a delightful book for children. They love to read the limericks and do the cooking with the adults.
Purchase Links
Paperback: https://tslbooks.uk/product/chocolate-fudge-saves-the-sugar-dog/
Paperback: https://www.amazon.com/Chocolate-Fudge-Saves-Sugar-Dog/dp/1914245547
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Author Roberta/Robbie Cheadle
Robbie Cheadle is a South African children’s author and poet with ten children’s books and two poetry books.
The eight Sir Chocolate children’s picture books, co-authored by Robbie and Michael Cheadle, are written in sweet, short rhymes which are easy for young children to follow and are illustrated with pictures of delicious cakes and cake decorations. Each book also includes simple recipes or biscuit art directions that children can make under adult supervision.
Robbie has also published two books for older children which incorporate recipes that are relevant to the storylines.
Robbie has two adult novels in the paranormal historical and supernatural fantasy genres published under the name Roberta Eaton Cheadle. She also has short stories, in the horror and paranormal genre, and poems included in several anthologies.
Robbie writes two monthly posts for https://writingtoberead.com called Growing Bookworms and Treasuring Poetry and one monthly post, under the name of Roberta Eaton Cheadle, called Dark Origins: African Myths and Legends.
Robbie has a blog, https://robbiesinspiration.wordpress.com/ where she shares book reviews, recipes, author interviews, and poetry.
Follow Robbie Cheadle at:
Website: https://www.robbiecheadle.co.za/
Blog: https://robbiesinspiration.wordpress.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/bakeandwrite
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Hi Miriam – I haven’t read any of Robbie and Michael’s Sir Chcolate books, but I’ve gotten to know their characters through Robbie’s fondant art. I agree, each fondant character has his/her own distinct personality – Robbie does a great job showing that!
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Yeah, Barbara, the Sir Chocolate books are so cute, both the stories and the fondant art.
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Done on this post Miriam! Robbie seems to have a nice flow of publishing and this seems like another inspired book!
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Robbie has an amazing flow of publishing, Yvette. Thank you for your comment.
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My pleasure and hope you have a wonderful week, Miriam
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Thanks, Miriam. A lovely review for what sounds like another great book by Robbie and Michael. We all need a little bit of colour and sweetness in our lives. Congratulations to the authors. ♥
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Thank you, Olga. I agree that we all need a little sweet from time to time. I can have it early in the day because sweet keeps me awake at night. 💖
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Thank you for sharing the information about the new book, Miriam! A wonderful new book, helping children in so many ways! Best wishes, Michael
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This new book is lovely and delicious, Michael. Thank you for your comment. 😊
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Its really great, Miriam! I am only wondering about the time management of Robbie! She is multitasking to the max, and this in a perfect manner. Best wishes, Michael
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Good to see you, Michael. Thank you for sharing! 😊
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Also nice to see you, Miriam! I hope you are all well, and stay save. Thanks for the lovely review! xx Michael
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I really enjoyed this review, Miriam! I’ve been a fan of Robbie’s edible art for a long time now, and I’m thrilled that she and Michael have got a new book out. They’re a great team, and congratulations to both!
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It’s wonderful to hear that Meeka! The new book is my favorite yet. I’ll try some of the recipes for sure. Thank you for stopping by to add your recommendation!
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My pleasure, Miriam. Cheers!
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Hi Meek, thank you so much. Michael and I really enjoy creating these books.
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I love the books themselves but I really love the collaboration as well. You’re setting him up for a great future.
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Exactly, Meeks. I’m happy for Michael and Robbie.
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Me too. 🙂
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Great review, Miriam. If I weren’t already a Robbie fan, you would have inspired me. Best of luck to Robbie on this new book.
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This new one is my best favorite yet, Jacqui!
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Hi Miriam, it is my favourite too. I love the sugar dogs.
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Thank you, Jacqui, I am so pleased you enjoy this series.
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These are such sweet books (pun intended). I love that Robbie writes them with her son.
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I know, Norah. We can eat every Sir Chocolate book. Thank you for your comment. 😊
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Thank you, Norah. We do enjoy creating these little books.
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Great pun Norah!
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Miriam, thank you for sharing about Robbie’s and Michael’s latest creation – your review is a delight and joy to read! Congratulations to the authors and bakers and wow, I am in awe of them both with this wonderful and inventive series – so much to enjoy for both children and adults!😀
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Hi Annika, welcome back. I went over to your blog yesterday and looked like your were still on vacation. I hope you had a wonderful Valentine and blogging break. The new Sir Chocolate book is a delight for sure. I’ll try out some recipes and later may bake with my granddaughter. Thank you for your lovely comment. 💖😄
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Miriam, how lovely that you will have a chance to try out some of these recipes with your granddaughter – precious fun! I’ve just written a guest post about baking with my grandmother – wonderful times!
Aww .. thank you for checking my blog. I haven’t been on holiday just very busy on a new project which I wanted to give my undivided attention in February. However, just today booked tickets to Sweden for Spring and I can’t wait – feels unreal that we will be travelling again after nearly three years. Sending love and hugs to you, my dear friend. xx ❤️🦋
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Oh wow, Annika. I’m so happy to hear you baked with your grandmother. What a memorable moment. I’ll check out your post today. I’m glad you had a rewarding holiday and gave undivided attention to your project.
I know the feeling of traveling again. We only did domestic travel a few times. I cancelled the February trip to visit my granddaughters but we’re going the last week of March to my younger grandfather’s birthday.
We’re planning a family trip to the Melbourne, Tasmania, and New Zealand with my husband’s siblings. Hopefully we can go in 2023.
When are you going to Sweden? I can feel your excitement!! 🌈💖
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HI Annika, I saw your lovely post about the Swedish cinnamon rolls over at Bernadette’s blog. These opportunities to bake and cook with family members are so important for children. How wonderful that you will be travelling to Sweden this year.
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Hi Annika, thank you for your lovely comment. Michael and I are delighted that you enjoy these books.
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