Once, there was a boy who lived in a small town with his family. From a young age, he wasn’t very good at school. No matter how much he tried, he found it hard to focus on his studies. But there was one thing he was always interested in—how things worked. He loved to look at the world and wonder how things happened.When he saw a plane flying in the sky, he would think, How does such a big thing stay up there? What makes it fly? He would watch birds flying and wonder, How do their wings work so perfectly? When he played video games on his older brother’s computer, he would sit and think, “How do the characters move in the game? Who makes them do that?”The boy’s teachers didn’t like his questions. Every time he asked something about how things worked, they would get angry and tell him to stop asking. His curiosity was never answered in class, and instead, he was often punished for not paying attention to the lessons. Year after year, the boy struggled with his studies and found himself behind in class.But everything changed when he reached class 5. His aunt, who was very kind and patient, began to help him with his