I really like the story about names that I've read or listened to (it's an audiobook) when I was small (I had read - Past Perfect tense. It is used to talk about what happened before another event in the past). The story is about why our names are short, like Ava or Emma, nowadays. There were once two brothers, and their names were extremely long. One day, one of the boys fell into a well while they were playing in the forest. His younger brother ran back to the village for help. However, because of their names being too long to say, the villagers took quite a while to realize the urgency of the situation. Luckily, although delayed by the boy's long name, the villagers rescued the boy in the end. Since then, people prefer to give shorter names to their children. The later part of the story was full of looping again and again of the boy's long, long name, and I remembered I always liked shadowing the names and the rhythm when I was a child. Hope one day I could find the audio story and listen to it again.