Can you send diaries in media mail

According to the United States Postal Service (USPS), Media Mail is a cost-effective way to send books, documents, and other printed materials, but there are some restrictions on what can be sent via Media Mail.

According to the USPS website, Media Mail is not allowed for sending:

• Personal correspondence, such as letters and greeting cards
• Periodicals, such as newspapers and magazines
• Items that are not printed or bound, such as loose papers or unbound manuscripts
• Items that are not intended for educational, informational, or entertainment purposes

Diaries, being a type of personal correspondence, are not eligible for Media Mail. According to the USPS, diaries are considered "personal correspondence" and are not allowed to be sent via Media Mail.

If you need to send a diary, you can use First-Class Mail or Priority Mail, which are more expensive options. Alternatively, you can consider using a shipping carrier like UPS or FedEx, which may offer more flexible options for sending personal items.

It's always a good idea to check with the USPS or a shipping carrier for the most up-to-date information on their policies and restrictions before sending a package.