How can we find 'the big stories' easily?

Following BuzzFeed on social media platforms is also a good way. They post links to their big stories on platforms like Facebook and Twitter. This way, you'll be notified as soon as a new big story is out.

One way is to look for clear achievements. For example, if a business has significantly increased its profits over a short period, that's a sign of success. Also, awards and recognition in a particular field can indicate a success story. People or organizations that receive industry - specific awards are likely to have achieved something remarkable.

One option is to explore second - hand bookstores. These places are full of old books, and you're likely to come across noncurrent big book stories. Also, some online platforms dedicated to classic literature can be a great resource. They might have a wide range of such stories available for you to discover. Additionally, university libraries are known to have a good collection of older books.

You can search on popular story websites. Many have dedicated sections for short stories. Also, try using specific keywords related to the kind of short stories you're interested in.

You can start by asking your local librarian. Librarians are very knowledgeable about children's literature and can recommend books that are engaging and story - like. They can also guide you based on the age of the child.

We can start by following positive news websites. They often feature stories of people achieving great things, acts of kindness, and positive social change.

One way is to look in the Gospels. As I mentioned before, Luke 2 and Matthew 1 - 2 are the main places. You can use the table of contents in your Bible to quickly navigate to these books and then find the relevant chapters and verses.

Be open - minded and friendly. Smile at people and start simple conversations.

Yes, there are some legal platforms where you can download stories. For example, some eBook stores or apps offer downloadable content with proper licensing.

You could try looking through your computer's file folders or using the search function with relevant keywords.