What is problem of Matilda story?

In Matilda, the central problem is Matilda's extraordinary intelligence and her struggles with navigating a world that often fails to understand or appreciate her abilities. The story highlights the challenges she faces as a precocious child who outgrows her school's curriculum, leading to feelings of isolation and frustration. Compounding her difficulties is the neglectful attitude of her parents, who fail to recognize her exceptional gifts.

Matilda also faces the problem of dealing with the tyrannical headmistress of her school, Miss Trunchbull, whose harsh and oppressive methods create a hostile environment for the students. Matilda becomes determined to stand up against her, using her extraordinary mental powers, including telekinesis, to expose the cruelty and incompetence of Miss Trunchbull and bring about positive changes in the school.

Another problem she faces is getting justice for Miss Honey, a kind-hearted teacher who has been treated poorly by Miss Trunchbull. Matilda's efforts to help Miss Honey eventually lead to the removal of Miss Trunchbull and a happier environment for the students at the school.