Golu and the Magical Mango Tree

In a lively little village surrounded by green hills, there lived a cheerful boy named Golu. He had a round face, twinkling eyes, and a laugh that could light up the gloomiest day. Golu was curious! He loved exploring the forest near his village, always seeking new adventures. One sunny day, he wandered deeper into the forest than usual. Suddenly, he saw a peculiar tree, unlike any he had seen before, with golden bark that shimmered in the sunlight and mangoes that sparkled like jewels. A sign hanging from the tree read: 'The Magical Mango Tree – One Wish Per Mango.'

The next day, Golu couldn’t resist going back to the magical tree. He wished for a new bicycle, a chest of chocolates, and even a talking parrot! The tree granted each wish, but with every wish, the golden bark dimmed slightly, and the once-glittering mangoes began to lose their shine. The talking parrot, Kiki, warned Golu, 'Be careful, young master. Too much greed can drain the magic.' Golu shrugged off Kiki’s warning. 'One more wish won’t hurt,' he said. But as he plucked another mango, the tree groaned, and the forest around him grew dark and silent.

From that day on, Golu never made another selfish wish. Instead, he shared his magical experiences with the village children, teaching them to care for the forest and appreciate what they had. The magical mango tree remained hidden, waiting for another curious soul to discover it – but only if they were worthy.