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Wildlife and the animal kingdom are familiar touchpoints in the works of Takeshi Yashiro, who also fancies a side of magic, humour, and fantasy to be woven into the main course of his arboreal journeys into unseen sights. It is this ‘Narnia-esque’ mindset that surrounds “Gon, the Little Fox”, wherein Takeshi imagines a whimsical and heart-wrenching tale of compassion shared between one human hunter and “Gon”, an orphaned fox who constantly annoys the poor chap.

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The men and a hunting partner prowl under the darkest shade of the night for a thieving rapscallion of a fox who goes by “Gon”. They are determined to get their revenge on the canine that had a field day on their crops. Alas, the moonlight exerts its beguiling charm on the hunter, who purposefully shifts the crosshair away from the creature right before releasing the trigger.

Back when Meghan Markle was just a network TV star moonlighting as a lifestyle blogger — rather than a soon-to-be member of the British royal family — the Suits actress shared everything from her favorite wines to her preferred Spotify playlists with readers of her website, The Tig. Before her high-profile romance with Prince Harry caused the royal family to expunge her digital footprint from the Internet, one of Meghan's Tig features revealed five of her favorite books. And so, in the run up to the royal wedding, what better way to put an expensive and perhaps futile literature degree to use than by analyzing (ie. making wild generalizations about) the future Duchess' favorite motivational reads? Scroll down to see Meghan's favorite books! The Little Prince by Antoine De Saint-Exupery "I have long been obsessed with this book, and specifically with The Little Fox," Meghan told her Tig readers. "Even if I...