Fowler Public Library

A playful follow-up to Mr. Postmouse's Rounds traces a family vacation for Mr. Postmouse, who embarks on a round-the-world tour by hot-air balloon, cruise ship, camel and other transportation methods, making deliveries along the way.

Everyone in the neighborhood says a fond farewell to Curtis, their beloved longtime letter carrier, on his last day of work.

"Thailand, 1996: Supot, a postman with the Royal Thai Postal Service, hates his job. The only bright light in his life is watching classic movies with his best friend, Ali, the owner of a video store. These cinephiles adore the charisma of the old Western stars, particularly the actresses, and bemoan the state of modern Thai cinema-until a mysterious cassette, entitled Bangkok 2010, arrives at Ali's store. Bangkok 2010 is a dystopian film set in a...

"It's going to be a busy day for Stanley! He gets up early to sort through all of the mail in his post office. Then he sets off through town to deliver it all. Myrtle, Little Woo, and Charlie all receive exciting gifts and letters. But will everyone be happy with what's in Stanley's mail bag?"--

October finds Kate settling in at her farmhouse and helping her family bring in the harvest. But when a neighbor's barn goes up in flames, Kate's autumn days (and nights) take some interesting twists and turns ... just like the gravel roads she travels as an Eagle River mail carrier!

Introduces the job of letter carrier, including the duties, skills, physical requirements, uniforms, and contribution to the community.

In this rhyming story, a polar bear postman delivers a sweet reminder about the importance of loving and being loved.

Looks at a work day in the life of a mail carrier and the job they do, discussing how they deliver mail to both homes and businesses.

Postman Pat is about to become an overnight sensation as he is propelled into the spotlight after singing in a TV talent contest. Will the lure of fame convince Pat to leave the village of Greendale behind? And will he bring his trusty black and white cat Jess along for the ride?

"A long, long time ago, before email and texting, the mail was delivered in a much slower way-it was called Snail Mail (because some thought it was delivered by a snail). Although it took much longer, everyone agreed that letters were a little more special when they were delivered by Snail Mail. They might be handwritten. They might include a drawing. They might even contain a surprise inside! One such letter was sent by a Girl to the Boy she loved,...