The story is actually called Best Investment I Ever Made. It appeared in Reader's Digest in 1951. The theme of the story is the importance of investing in people who are less fortunate.
"The Best Investment I Never Made" is a short story by A.J. Cronin about a poor young man who decides not to invest in a promising business opportunity due to his own caution and self-doubt. Years later, he comes to regret his decision as he sees those who took the risk reap the rewards of their investment. The story highlights the importance of taking calculated risks and seizing opportunities when they arise, rather than letting fear and doubt hold us back.
No, it's a short story written by Jeaniene Frost.
Dinah Maria Harrison has written: 'Never Alone - A True Story'
Titanic was never written it was based on a true story and made into a movie in 1997 directed by James Cameron
You're going about it backwards -- you write the story first, and find a title out of what you've written!
The story is written in the perspective of "I" so it is first person.
This is never mentioned in the original story. However, its assumed he was about 60 years old and the story written in 1843 making his birth year about 1783
Your Father Goes to Court is a short story written by Carlos Bulosan. The moral lesson is to never let your poverty be your weakness.
A book consists of a story which is written on paper and each page can be turned.
Your Father Goes to Court is a short story written by Carlos Bulosan. The moral lesson is to never let your poverty be your weakness.
Peter Pan was the boy in Neverland who never wanted and never would to grow up.
A story that ends never will I do that again
Sidney A. Story has written: 'Caste: a story of republican equality ..'