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Nine pilgrims take on a journey to re-create a famous tale from literature. As they ride to their destination each tells a story of their life that will lead us to the famous person that links them all. 
A nation often defines itself through the stories it tells. From the oral tradition of songs, poems and epic tales to the written word, traditions and culture have passed down through the generations. Simply match the story to its flag and synopsis. 
The book by Michael Bond that introduced a very polite bear to the world was written and published in 1958. It was the first of 29 books about Paddington that Bond would write. 
Time for some sleuthing. From the ten objects with which they are associated, and a few clues, can you deduce which TV detective is the prime suspect? 
The word cetacea derives from the Latin for huge fish. From the list of whales and dolphins can you establish the correct order from largest to smallest? 
Read all about it! From the newspaper headlines and a brief description can you work out which artists are being ripped off? 
Crayola has many colours that are named after fruits, not just orange. Match the Crayola crayon colour to the picture of the fruit it is named after. 
