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For almost 200 years, the Post Office, along with the church and the pub, has held a central place in English village life. In this book, Dorothy Doubleday describes with charm and humour her life, starting out in Islington in the 1920s, charting her evacuation to Cambridge and joining the Post Office just after the Second World War, and becoming a village postmistress in Kent during the 1970s and 1980s at a time of great change in the life of the Post Office and English country villages in general. Full of interesting details and amusing anecdotes, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in social history, the Post Office and village life, or who just enjoys a gently humorous read.