I cannot directly provide you with a PDF of "All Summer in a Day" by Ray Bradbury. Copyright restrictions prevent me from distributing copyrighted material.
However, I can help you find it! There are several ways you can legally access this short story:
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Online Search: A simple Google search for "All Summer in a Day Ray Bradbury PDF" might yield results from websites offering free online texts or excerpts. Be cautious and only use reputable sources. Many websites offer free online texts, and Project Gutenberg is a particularly trustworthy option for public domain works, though this story is not yet in the public domain.
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Online Libraries: Many online libraries, such as Internet Archive, may have a digitized version available for viewing. These are usually free to access.
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Your Local Library: Your local library is a fantastic resource! They'll likely have a physical copy of a book containing "All Summer in a Day" or possibly a digital version you can borrow.
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Online Booksellers: You can purchase a digital or physical copy of a collection of Ray Bradbury's short stories containing "All Summer in a Day" from retailers like Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or others. This is a great option if you want to own a copy and support the author's estate.
Why it's important to obtain the story legally:
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