This book in the "Junglies" series, has two stories.

In the first story, "The Junglies haunt a Castle", the "Junglies" find a castle in the jungle and decide to explore it without Jungle Man. They soon find themselves being haunted. But who is doing the haunting?

This story teaches children that they should always wait for an adult before doing something which might be dangerous.

This is ideal for Halloween and other scary occasions.

In the second story, "The Visitor", a visitor has come to the jungle. It seems that he has eaten Abbit the Rabbit. When Raff the giraffe makes the gruesome discovery, he races to warn the others. Will he make it in time or will the visitor get Raff first?

This story teaches children that we should not "judge a book by it's cover". It also introduces children to the subject of shedding / moulting in animals and creatures.