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Q: When light and ventilation are needed for attic space a what is framed into the roof?
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When was A Light in the Attic created?

A Light in the Attic was created in 1981.


When was Light in the Attic Records created?

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The ISBN of A Light in the Attic is 0-06-025673-7.


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Sheldon Alan Silverstein wrote this poem: A LIGHT IN THE ATTIC There's a light on in the attic. Thought the house is dark and shuttered, I can see a flickerin' flutter, And I know what it's about. There's a light on in the attic. I can see it from the outside. And I know you're on the inside... lookin' out.


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How many pages does The Light In the Attic have?

"The Light in the Attic" by Shel Silverstein has 176 pages.


Which author wrote a light in the attic?

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What figurative language did Shel Silverstein use in the poem a light on in the attic?

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