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The house that Mr Chow built | Magazine  The Times

Anna Wintour's Legendary Reign Threatened at Conde Nast  The Jewish Voice

The 50 best celebrity Halloween costumes of all time  Vogue Australia

Anna Wintour Legendary Reign Threatened at Condé Nast  The Jewish Voice

Report: Anna Wintour ‘Sidelined and Tokenized’ Employees of Color at Vogue  The Cut

Sacha Baron Cohen’s 15 most outrageous pranks, ranked  The Independent

The Newest Thing in Fashion? Old Clothes  The New York Times

‘Vogue: Fantasy and Fashion’ Revisits the Magazine’s Most Fantastical Fairy Tales and Photo Shoots  Vogue

Jamaican Models on the Move: Homecoming for Heroes' Day weekend  Loop News St. Lucia

These Are The Best Books for Every Fashion Lover Out There  CEOWORLD magazine

The Vogue Grifter: A strange tale of a young Dublin woman, fashion icon Grace Coddington, and a high profile court case  Belfast Telegraph

Can Anna Wintour Survive the Social Justice Movement?  The New York Times

Harper's Bazaar appoints its first ever black editor-in-chief  CNN

The Chiffon Trenches is Andre Leon Talley's Burn Book  TownandCountrymag.com

How Grace Coddington Is Maintaining Her Iconic Red Hair Colour in Quarantine  British Vogue

Grace Coddington's guide to maintaining red hair in quarantine  image.ie

How Grace Coddington Is Maintaining Her Iconic Red Hair Color in Quarantine  Vogue

Grace Coddington on how she is maintaining her famous red hair in isolation  Dazed

Marc Jacobs and Haim Remember Their Favorite Met Gala Looks  W Magazine

Lockdown Lessons We Can Learn From Grace Coddington  British Vogue

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So I won some awards at school and as a prize I was given a £20 gift voucher to Waterstones, but I can't think of many books I want to buy. Does anyone have any suggestions? Here's what kind of a person I am. I'm sixteen years old and people say I'm pretty mature for my age. I've read loads of different authors including JK Rowling, Rachel Caine, George RR Martin, Philip Pullman, Suzanne Collins and the likes, but I'd like to take a step up out of the young adult stuff. I tend to read fantasy just because that's what I'm drawn to, but I'll read just about anything especially if someone recommends it to me. I should also say that I'm a really critical reader, so something 'meaty' would be great. Nothing that I can read and have totally broken down and analysed in a few hours. Thanks guys.

I'm 18, just finished school and I want to start reading for fun again. These last two years of school haven't left me any time to read what I want and I want to get back in the rhythm of reading at least 5 books a month. (I read faster than most people) I enjoy science fiction (but nothing too exaggerated like space stuff) and historical fiction. I sometimes liked to read the romantical stuff too, but I got bored easily. I enjoyed Harry Potter, Pirates! by Celia Rees, The time traveller's wife by Audrey Niffenegger, The Uglies series by Scott Westerfeld, His Dark materials by Philip Pullman, The companions quartet by Julia Golding, I liked some books by Philippa Gregory, I liked Dan Brown books, I enjoyed reading the first two novels of Game of thrones, Abhorsen by Garth Nix, Tolkien, Jane Austen, Christopher Paolini, The island by Victoria Hislop, The mists of Avalon by Marion Zimmer Bradley, Labyrinthe by Kate Mosse, Memorias de Idhun by Laura Garcia Gallego, etc.. I know I'm forgetting a few but you should get the general idea. I know that some of these are a bit childish, but that's why I need your help. What should I read which I will enjoy and isn't childish? What are your favourite books (any genre)? Thank you!

I had a dream that me and my two roommates were on our way to six flags, in the dream while driving we saw a lady driving those huge lawnmowers holding a chainsaw and every tree she passed by she cut off a branch. We eventually get to six flags and the first ride we went on it was just us and as the ride was going up to do a huge drop there she was at the top. She chopped off her head with the chainsaw. I wanted to stop the ride, but my friend said no "it'll be cool to run over her body" so the roller coaster ran over her body and we got blood on our shirts. We thought it was cool that we were the only ones who saw the suicide. I just want to know what the dream means. BTW I watched this vogue documentary before I went to bed and the lady that killed herself in my dream was the red headed vogue editor Grace Coddington.

If you're a fashion person then you know who these women are. I want to know how they got that job at VOGUE. Not the process, but their major, degree and school they attended before or after their careers.

I heard that she is a cat