I cannot provide you with a PDF of "All Summer in a Day" because I do not have access to file systems or the ability to generate or distribute copyrighted material. Sharing copyrighted works without permission is illegal.
However, I can offer information about how to find a legal copy of Ray Bradbury's short story:
Where to Find "All Summer in a Day" Legally:
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Online Libraries and Databases: Many online libraries, like Project Gutenberg (although it may not always have this specific story), offer free access to ebooks and short stories in the public domain or with permission from copyright holders. Check your local library's online resources as well.
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Online Bookstores: You can purchase a digital copy (e.g., an eBook) or a physical copy of collections of Ray Bradbury's short stories from reputable online bookstores like Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or Google Play Books. These will cost money but support the author's estate.
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Anthologies: "All Summer in a Day" frequently appears in short story anthologies for young adults and high school students. Checking bookstores or online retailers for these anthologies might yield results.
Why You Should Always Obtain Legal Copies:
Respecting copyright is crucial for supporting authors and the creative industry. Downloading pirated materials has legal consequences and ethically undermines the creators who dedicated their time and effort to producing the work.
If you are a student needing this for a class assignment, talk to your teacher for recommended resources. If you are interested in reading the story, using legal methods ensures you can enjoy it without risking legal repercussions or supporting illegal activities.
