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[[Buster Baxter|Buster]] tries hypnosis and falls asleep himself. When Vicita tells [[Arthur Read|Arthur]] and D.W. about the book, they realize that she knows it by heart. They make a copy of the book with paper cutouts and Arthur writes down the story. | [[Buster Baxter|Buster]] tries hypnosis and falls asleep himself. When Vicita tells [[Arthur Read|Arthur]] and D.W. about the book, they realize that she knows it by heart. They make a copy of the book with paper cutouts and Arthur writes down the story. | ||
In the evening Mr. Molina reads the story. It tells how the boy [[ | In the evening Mr. Molina reads the story. It tells how the boy [[Vaica]] runs into the jungle because the other boys tease him. He meets some animals eating mangos which make them fall asleep. Vaica climbs up the mango tree and eats a mango. He dreams of Jaguarman, who teaches him the ways of the jaguar. After that he is never teased again. | ||
At the end of the story Vicita finds she is still awake, because | At the end of the story Vicita finds she is still awake, because Vaica is still up in the tree. She has a dream in which she and Raulito, now a talking animal, are in Vaica’s jungle. She asks a [[sloth]] for directions, but misunderstands him so she ends up at a Magic Mango Tree that keeps you awake. A [[macaw]] carries both to the right tree, even though Raulito hates to fly. Vicita has to save Raulito from a caiman that wants to eat him. After that they see Vaica, who can not get down from the tree because he is afraid of heights. Raulito tells him that he just few on a macaw despite being afraid both of heights and real animals. They encourage Vaica to climb down one branch at a time and to eat a mango. | ||
Vicita wakes up in the morning and misses Raulito. Her father finds both the llama and “The Very Magic Mango Tree” under Vicita’s pillow. He offers to read it that night, but Vicita now has the story in her head. | Vicita wakes up in the morning and misses Raulito. Her father finds both the llama and “The Very Magic Mango Tree” under Vicita’s pillow. He offers to read it that night, but Vicita now has the story in her head. | ||
