Thank yoy for sharing @Meddie! I'll searching for these stories bu the titles! Actially we even heard some of them, like Robinhood!

Some traditional stories from the UK – look them up to read if you want to find out more! European countries often have a lot of overlap in the stories that we tell (we simply set the same story in a different country but with small twists and changes) so their true country of origin has become lost over time. So perhaps think of this as a list of European stories that most English people will know and think are traditional to the UK, but other Europeans will likely disagree! -St George and the Dragon (a story where there is a dragon that demands human sacrifices each year, but St George miraculously kills it and saves the town. St George is now the patron Saint of England and there is a day to celebrate him on the 29th April.) -Robin Hood (again there are many versions of the story, but they all feature Robin, who is an outlaw living in the woods. He steals from the rich to give to the poor) -The King Arthur legends (the adventures of a mythological king in a world with magic) -The Loch Ness Monster (not much of a story to go with it, but a legend in its own right. The Loch Ness Monster, or Nessie, is a huge creature that people believe lives in a lake in Scotland. There have been many sightings over the years, but none good enough to prove that it really does exist!)