I would like to know the name of his short story that is about a little girl that used to live on planet earth and moves to mars (i think) she and her classmates are awaiting the sun since it only shows up once in a very long time. The children in her class lock her up in a closet and she does not get a chance to see the sun. These are the only details I can remember, if anyone can help me with the title or the book it's in, I would greatly appreciate it.

The story is 'All summer in a day'. It's not set on Mars. (Venus??)
Can't recall which collection it's from off the top of my head, but I do know it's in THE STORIES OF RAY BRADBURY.

Do a search on this board ("find" on the upper left there). Lots of posts about this story.

Thank you both so much! I first read this in the 8th grade and I could not remember for the life of me, that was 13 years ago! Thank you, thank you, thank you! Have a wonderful Monday, wherever you are!

I need help too... I remember reading a Ray Bradbury short story published in the Reader's Digest sometime in the 80's to 90's. It is essentially a love story about an elementary school student who fell in love with his teacher. It was one of the first Bradbury stories I'd read as a child and I was immediately captivated by it.

Please help me figure out the title, and if possible, where I can get a copy of it. Thank you.

pilgrim:
I believe this first ran in Saturday Evening Post which ran many of Ray's early stories. The story title you are looking for, if I recall correctly, is THESE THINGS HAPPEN.

"These Things Happen" first appeared in McCall's in May 1951. It has appeared in two of Bradbury's books under the alternative title of "A Story of Love" - the books are Long After Midnight and The Stories of Ray Bradbury.

Thanks, PHIL. I figured it may not be SatEvePost. Years ago I actually had the original copy of McCalls. But the past is beginning to get a little foggy. (0h 0h!)

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That's not fog, it's the smoke from the California fires!

Thank you Nard Kordel and philnic! :-)