"The Poor Little Rich Girl" is a short story written by Eleanor H. Porter that follows the life of Gloria who is a wealthy girl living in luxury but feels lonely and neglected. Despite her material wealth, she longs for genuine love and attention from her parents, who are often preoccupied with their own lives. The story highlights the contrast between Gloria's affluence and her emotional struggles. It explores themes of isolation, the importance of family connections, and the idea that money cannot buy happiness. Ultimately, Gloria's journey reveals the deeper needs of the human heart beyond material possessions.