Anil was a lively young boy living in a small Indian village. One day while playing, he found some slippery mango seeds.

He showed the seeds to his mother, who suggested planting them. Together they planted the seeds, and Anil took care of the plant every day.

With time, the plant turned into a big, sturdy green tree. It bore small flowers and little green mangoes, which delighted Anil.

Eventually, the little green mangoes turned into juicy, ripe, yellow mangoes. Anil's hard work had borne fruit, literally.

Anil's mother helped him pluck the ripe mangoes. They went home and shared the sweet mangoes, their faces lighting up with joy.

The next day, Anil took some mangoes for his friends. They were all excited to try the fruits from Anil's magic tree.

His friends loved the mangoes. They praised Anil for growing such sweet mangoes, making him feel proud and accomplished.

Anil's mother was happy to see him sharing. She told him, 'The joy of growing is only complete when shared with others.'

That night, Anil and his mother sat under the tree, enjoying the cool breeze. Anil felt grateful for his mother's wisdom.

His father joined them, tasting the mango, and said, 'This is the sweetest mango I've ever had. You did a great job, Anil.'

Anil's mother smiled at him and said, 'Anil, you've learned how to nurture life and share happiness. We're proud of you.'

Anil went to bed that night with a heart full of happiness, dreaming of sharing more mangoes from his magic tree with everyone.