Maxwell, the Raindrop Who Wouldn’t Fall

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Maxwell, the Raindrop Who Wouldn’t Fall is a picture book that encourages the reader to be happy with who they are.

Maxwell does not want to simply fall like the other raindrops. He feels that, as a raindrop, he has little importance. He wants to be a bird, a rainbow or a flower.

Throughout the story, the grandfatherly cloud tries to gently assure Maxwell that rain is a part of everything that he wants to be, so it is important for him to simply be himself.

At the end of the story, all of the other raindrops have fallen and Maxwell sees a thirsty flower that was missed by the other raindrops. He understands that the flower will dry up without rain.

Maxwell then realizes his purpose. He is suddenly proud to be a raindrop. The story ends with him happily falling to save the flower.