Does your child wonder why it rains, where raindrops come from, or why some places get so much rain and others almost none? In this cheerful, fact-packed book, young readers will follow a single raindrop on an incredible journey around the world. They'll discover how the water cycle works, why clouds form, what makes a thunderstorm, and how rainbows appear. Along the way they'll meet animals that love the rain, learn how farmers and cities depend on it, and explore the wettest places on Earth. Packed with surprising facts, clear explanations, and simple hands-on activities like making a rain gauge or a cloud in a jar, this book makes weather science exciting and easy to understand. Written by Maple Rainford, it's accurate and warm – perfect for ages 7 to 10 and the grown-ups sharing it with them. Part of The Curious Rain Library.