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Where does the mail go?

Where does the mail go?

by Melvin Berger

Postal serviceJuvenile literaturePostal service, juvenile literature
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Open Library

About this book

Explains how the postal system works by following a letter on its way to its destination.

Themes & subjects

Postal serviceJuvenile literaturePostal service, juvenile literature

Setting

United States

About the author

Melvin Berger

1927

Prize-winning author, Melvin Berger, believes that science should always be fun. In his books - he has written over 200! - and in his talks to young people, he stresses the excitement of science and the thrill of scientific discovery.

Author

Melvin Berger

Pages

48

Read time

≈ 1h

Editions

4

Language

English

Publisher

Chelsea House Publishers

ISBN

9781417611041

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