Who's Got Mail?

Who's Got Mail? by Linda Barrett Osborne offers an engaging exploration of the history of the U.S. Post Office, tracing its evolution from before the signing of the Constitution to its pivotal role in American democracy and communication. The narrative highlights how the postal service has provided access to mail for even the most remote communities, reinforcing the concept that no one is too far removed from the nation. Designed to serve the public rather than generate profit, the Post Office has also played a significant role in providing stable jobs, especially for African Americans and women. This middle-grade nonfiction book celebrates the enduring spirit and technological advancements of this vital American institution.