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Postal workers come in all shapes and sizes… including very small cats! 🙀 This week on the blog, Nicky reviews Catto’s Post Office, a short and charming game about delivering packages around a tiny town, meeting characters, doing sidequests, and finding hidden rubber duckies!

Game Review: Catto's Post Office

For a change of pace, today Nicky's reviewing a short PC game they played featuring a cat working to deliver post! The game is suitable for kids, but Nicky was pretty charmed as well.

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Rainy boots, sand *everywhere* and a few hundred new baby pine planted! 💪 Our yearly tree-planting meetup happened again... and yes, it rained again! 😅 Here’s the story and photos of this year's event: www.postcrossing.com/blog/2026/04... #postcrossing #treeplanting

Another rainy morning planting trees in Leiria!

It’s Earth Day, which means it’s time for our annual update on the tiny forest that Postcrossers help grow in central Portugal! 🌲

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Look what arrived in our mailbox! 😍 A small local magazine from Germany featuring an interview with postcrossers Christian, Katrin, Lisa and Moritz. And yes, they showed up like super stars in matching Postcrossing t-shirts… iconic! Does your town also have its own magazine? Spread the word!

Cover of the German local newspaper “Der Bännjerückbote” with a hen and chicks, next to an envelope with stamps and a printed letter.Article page from a German local newspaper featuring four Postcrossers in matching Postcrossing T-shirts holding postcards.

Less than 2,500 postcards to go until Postcrossing hits 86,000,000 registered postcards... 🤯 It’ll probably happen later today — want to play along? Guess the sender and recipient countries of card 86 million in the replies!

While children’s illustration since the 2000s ‘has tended to move towards simpler visuals often inspired by graphic and digital design’, Janet and Allan Ahlberg’s ‘The Jolly Postman’ is a valuable reminder of ‘the delights of staying analogue’, writes Kirsten Tambling

A love letter to ‘The Jolly Postman’

Forty years after it was first published, Janet and Allan Ahlberg’s classic picture book delivers as much joy and humour as ever, writes Kirsten Tambling

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