Every storm has its social choreography. The Gentle Science of Rain uncovers the surprisingly complex world of umbrellas-their etiquette, myths, and quiet messages hidden in the act of keeping dry. Part cultural history, part urban anthropology, this book explores how people around the world have turned weather into ritual. From Tokyo's silent umbrella etiquette to London's unspoken rules of sharing shelter, The Gentle Science of Rain reveals how this simple object reflects human kindness, vanity, superstition, and grace under pressure.

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