A “rolling calf” is a ghost that often appears in the form of an animal. Most people who had close encounters reported that they first heard or detected the rolling calves by their loud chiming and rather unnerving clanking noise. This familiar sound was made by the long chain that they usually dragged along behind them. They have large red eyes like a dragon's. Some even said that they could breathe fire through their mouths. Some said that the rolling calves were the spirits of evil butchers who had been cruel and mean when they were alive. The best way, they said, to get away from these monstrous beast was to drop various things on the ground.This storybook was written in an exciting island style manner. It is about Essie's kids on the island of Jamaica and their fourth scary and unusual encounter with a rolling calf. This is number four of a five part series. It is targeted for children ages six and upwards. This storybook is unique because it does not contain any of the usual common illustrations. It uses colorful words and exciting descriptions instead. By so doing, it helps the child to develop a powerful, cognitive, creative, and visionary mind. It also allows the story to be extended out to a very wide audience from ages six all the way up to their mid-teens and beyond.These books of the rolling calf's series all have another unique feature. There is a drawing/note pad at the end of each book that allows the reader to draw or demonstrate their own personal illustration of areas or characters in the story that stand out in their minds after the completion of the book. Finally, these books also end uniquely always with a strong moral story.