In a small cozy town, lived a boy named Benny, who was more curious than a cat and as brave as a lion. Benny loved numbers and puzzles so much, he saw math everywhere, even in his favorite breakfast cereal.

One sunny morning, Benny found a strange, sparkling book on his way to school. Its title read 'The Book of Mathical Wonders'. He opened it, and ZAP! He was whisked away to a world filled with numbers and enchanting creatures.

First, Benny met Miss Numberdoodle, a colorful fairy with wings shaped like numbers. She said, 'Benny, my dear, to go on this quest, solve this math puzzle, and you'll be best!'

Benny looked at the puzzle, smiling wide, 'If 3 plus 2 equals 5, guess what? I thrive!' He solved it in seconds, and Miss Numberdoodle cheered, 'Off you go, your path is cleared!'

Benny walked through a forest where trees hummed in numbers and leaves whispered rhymes. 'Six singing birds flying high, add two more, how many in the sky?'

Benny counted quickly, 'Six plus two is eight, that's the sum, it's oh so great!' The birds formed a bright number eight in the sky as he walked by.

He then met Sir Count-a-Lot, a cheerful knight who spoke in rhymes, 'To pass this bridge, solve my riddle, and I'll let you fiddle just a little!'

'If seven days of the week are split into two, how many days of fun will be left for you?' Benny thought and said, 'If you take away two, five days of fun, that sounds true!'

Onward he went, and soon he found a field full of giggling flowers who proclaimed aloud, 'Count the petals on just one bunch, 4 plus 3, you'll find a hunch!'

Benny counted tall, '4 plus 3 is 7, that's enough to reach math heaven!' The flowers giggled and danced as he answered correctly.

As evening fell, Benny saw a bridge of stars. To cross, he must solve just one last part: 'Subtract three from nine, what do you find?'

Benny thought hard and bright, 'Nine minus three is six, in starry light!' The bridge shimmered and welcomed him across.

He reached a grand castle made of golden equations. The King of Mathland greeted him with a warm smile, 'Well done, young Benny, you've traveled many a mile!'

'You solved the puzzles and passed each quest, in Mathland, you're truly the best!' With a flash, Benny was back in his room, holding the book and feeling a consuming bloom.

And from that day forth, Benny shared math's delight, solving puzzles, day and night. For he knew, with math by his side, the wonders of the world were magnified!