The book "Rain Cloud, or Description of the Nature, Properties, Dangers and Benefits of Rain in Different Parts of the World" by Charles Tomlinson is a unique non-fiction work that explores the phenomenon of rain from different parts of the globe. The author examines in detail the process of formation of rain clouds, their properties, impact on natural ecosystems and people. The book reveals a variety of facts about rain, from its role in irrigating agricultural land to its importance in conserving water resources. The author is not limited to descriptions of natural phenomena, but also considers the risks associated with bad weather, floods and other consequences of rainfall. Charles Tomlinson successfully combines scientific facts with interesting examples and illustrations, which makes this book fascinating not only for specialists, but also for the general public. "Rain cloud, or Description of the nature, properties, dangers and benefits of rain in different parts of the world" is an integral part of the library of any fan of natural history and geography.