Ella has every umbrella under the rainbow: spotted, striped, aquamarine, even jellybean green. They fill up the entire house. Aunt Stella from Katmandu is coming to visit and Ella's mom demands Ella get rid of her umbrellas. But Ella wants to keep her precious possessions. Will Ella realize that opening up one's heart during a downpour is more important—and more gratifying—than opening up an umbrella? Brought to life through rhythmic text and watercolor illustrations, this is the perfect book to cheer anyone up on a drizzly day.