#WWWWednesday No.4: Jorie welcomes Autumn w/ a heap of lovely #fallreads and a touch of #summerreads still in progress!

I loved the premise of this meme {WWW Wednesdays} due to the dexterity that it gives the reader! :) Clearly subject to change on a weekly rotation, which may or may not lead to your ‘next’ read which would provide a bit of a paradoxical mystery to your readers!! :) Love the concept! Therefore, this weekly meme was originally hosted by Should Be Reading who became A Daily Rhythm. Lovingly restored and continued by Sam @ Taking on a World of Words. Each week you participate, your keen to answer the following questions: What are you currently reading!? What did you recently finish reading!? What do you think you’ll read next!? After which, your meant to click over to THIS WEEK’s WWWWednesday to share your post’s link so that the rest of the bloggers who are participating can check out your lovely answers! :) Perhaps even, find other bloggers who dig the same books as you do! I thought it would serve as a great self-check to know where I am and the progress I am hoping to have over the next week! Join the Convo via: #WWWWednesday What are you currently reading!? (Wednesday to Wednesday) A Woman of Note by Carol M. Cram (blog tour Thursday!) (Synopsis) Decorum by Kaaren Christopherson* (Synopsis) Those Who Remain by Ruth W. Crocker (Synopsis) The Tulip Resistance by Lynne Leatham Allen* (Synopsis) Summer Campaign by Carla Kelly* (Synopsis) Fool’s Gold by Zana Bell (Synopsis) A Thousand Words for Stranger by Julie E. Czerneda (Synopsis) The Particular Appeal of Gillian Pugsley by Susan Örnbratt (Synopsis) Yellow-billed Magpie by Nancy Schoellkopf (Synopsis) #SRC2015: Eight Hundred Grapes by Laura Dave (Synopsis) #ReadingIsBeautiful: Summer by Summer by Heather Burch (Synopsis) Ignoring Gravity by Sandra Danby (Synopsis) *Titles were blog tours I missed hosting over the Summer. A beautiful mixed bag of readerly delights await me, as I tackle the stories I had meant to read and review over the Summer (June – September) whilst dipping into my first reads for Autumn! As you might have noticed I have an appreciation for stories during the war eras and for […]