The Cloudspotter's Guide

The book makes cloud identification feel almost poetic, but I wonder what sparked the idea to explore clouds so thoroughly. Was it a childhood fascination or a desire to reconnect with nature in a busy world?

The book really changed how I see the sky, making it feel more alive and meaningful. Has anyone else found themselves becoming a regular cloud observer after reading?

Some parts felt like a fun hobby, while others got quite technical. I'm curious whether this mix appeals more to casual sky-watchers or serious enthusiasts.