I cannot provide you with a PDF of "All Summer in a Day" because I am a large language model; I cannot access or distribute copyrighted material. Sharing copyrighted works without permission is illegal.
However, I can help you find a copy legally. You can likely find the story online through these methods:
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Online Literature Databases: Many websites offer free access to classic short stories. Search online for "All Summer in a Day Ray Bradbury" and you will likely find it on a reputable site. Be aware that some sites might have ads; always be cautious when clicking links.
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Project Gutenberg: This website is a treasure trove of public domain books and stories. While "All Summer in a Day" is likely not in the public domain yet (copyright laws vary by country and time), it's worth checking.
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Your Local Library: Your local library's website or physical location is an excellent resource. They likely have collections of short stories, potentially including this one, available for borrowing either physically or digitally (through apps like Libby or Overdrive).
Understanding Copyright and Fair Use:
It's important to respect copyright laws. While finding a free copy online is possible through legitimate means, downloading or distributing copyrighted material without permission is infringement. If you are planning to use this story for educational purposes, always ensure you comply with copyright regulations and fair use principles. Attributing the author (Ray Bradbury) is always a good practice.
