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Every afternoon at four o’clock, Mister Rodriguez steps out of a narrow laneway and strolls through the street. The village children watch him go, ever more curious about the enigmatic old man with the bushy white mustache. Some say they’ve seen him float above the ground. Others say he played a piano without touching a single key. The truth, though, is more beautiful than any of the children could have imagined. Author Christiane Duchesne and TD Canadian Children’s Literature Award-winning illustrator François Thisdale bring a touching story to life with delicacy and heart.

For the ephemeral collector, here's a collection of travel posters from Edwardian times when the idea of traveling for pleasure caught on, as railways marketed their services to the traveling public. It's also an introduction to graphic design, with examples of famous poster artists showing the influence of French poster design.

Ferdinand takes the Corkscrew Rail after work one night to meet a few friends at the Jalapeño Lounge in Rockville, where Constant Love is performing. What begins as an innocent night of smoking crackle and enjoying caramel balls at the bar ends in Ferdinand finding himself submerged in a world of violence, hypocrisy, and ever-increasing bureaucracy. He snaps and propels himself into action to win the heart of Constant Love and escape the never-ending purported progress of society for the accommodation of all at the expense of everyone. Ferdinand begins a personal metamorphosis and launches a daring escape to flee Rockville for the beautiful wilderness he has envisioned beyond the edge of the maps and city walls: a place called Bonvoyage.