A Little Story or A Short Story ????

 Both "A little story" and "A short story" are grammatically correct phrases, but they may convey slightly different meanings.

"A little story" implies that the story is small in size or length, possibly not very detailed or elaborate.

"A short story" suggests that the story is specifically written in a concise format, typically shorter than a novel but longer than a brief anecdote. It's a recognized literary form.

So, which phrase to use depends on what you're trying to convey about the story. 

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