Hail to Mail
Hail to Mail by Samuel Marshak, published by H. Holt in 1995, is a vibrant exploration of a certified letter’s journey across the globe. This edition features 32 pages of full-color illustrations, engaging readers with a whimsical narrative that follows Mr. Peck as he is pursued by a dedicated team of mailmen from New York City to various international destinations, including Boise, Idaho, Switzerland, and Brazil.
Readers will find a delightful blend of poetry and storytelling as the letter travels through diverse landscapes, showcasing the dedication of the mailmen along the way. The book emphasizes themes of connection and perseverance, making it a unique addition to the poetry genre. With its engaging visuals and rhythmic text, Hail to Mail offers an imaginative experience that captures the essence of communication and the adventures that come with it.
Official synopsis Publisher
From New York City to Boise, Idaho, to Switzerland to the shores of Brazil, a certified letter, carried by a succession of unflagging mailmen, chases Mr. Peck around the globe until at last it catches up with him–back in New York, of course. Full color. A Reading Rainbow selection.
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