Kinda cute, it's delightful to see people being so obsessed about something and the author's freaking hilarious! The technical parts got boring at times. Tbh i won't recommend it except if you have a physical copy and are into cloudspotting. But despite the shortcomings, this book is dear to me and it definitely changes how i see the sky now; quite an unexpected and pleasant change, significantly lifted up my days lately. 3.5. ( )

An official publication of The Cloud Appreciation Society (www.cloudappreciationcociety.org)

I don't want to talk about it. ( )

I really enjoyed the quaint lore, but didn't finish every bit of it, preferring to consider this wonderful book a reference. I'm culling all my books but this one is a keeper. Very well done. ( )

Enjoyed this, in a kind of quintessentially-English way. The classification and science of clouds mixed in well with anecdotes, musings, and other cloud-related information kept things interesting, and now it's difficult to not keep looking up at the sky, even when it's grey and wet... ( )