A. H. Benjamin is a seasoned children's author whose works are popular in schools and libraries worldwide. With 34 books published and translated into 22 languages, Benjamin delivers stories that resonate with young readers. His writing is frequently adapted for various media, demonstrating his ability to captivate a broad audience. Drawing inspiration from his family, his standing in the UK's Public Lending Right scheme highlights his enduring impact.
The story features a talking mango tree that challenges forest animals to perform before they can enjoy its delicious fruit. As the animals grapple with this unusual situation, the enigmatic tree's demands create a sense of curiosity and wonder. Ultimately, Papa Bois, the guardian of animals and forests, intervenes to reveal the mystery behind the tree's behavior, blending themes of nature, magic, and the importance of community.
Chaos reigns in Room 4 as a series of unfortunate events unfold, from bad weather to a cancelled zoo trip, leaving Miss Cross overwhelmed. Tensions rise among the students, leading to a humorous punishment where the entire class ends up on the bench. However, the story takes a turn towards positivity as laughter and camaraderie emerge, culminating in a joyful resolution. This tale captures the ups and downs of a school day, highlighting the importance of friendship and resilience in the face of challenges.