Donald Duck bøker [Gullbøker] #[1988]

In "Leirlederen," Donald Duck, frustrated after failing to teach the nephews and other boys proper woodcraft, devises a clever ruse: he convinces them a bearskin rug is actually a live bear, setting off a chain of escalating chaos. With his reputation on the line, Donald must keep up the illusion as the boys grow more convinced—and more eager to prove their bravery.

In "Brannstifteren," Donald Duck wakes up with a bump on his head and suddenly finds himself unable to resist starting small, harmless fires—much to his own confusion and the growing suspicion of his neighbors. As the town grapples with a string of real blazes, Donald becomes the prime suspect, caught in a blaze of mistaken identity he can't quite explain.

When rumors of a zombie haunting Andeby reach Donald, he scoffs—until a voodoo doll meant for Scrooge ends up in his hand, triggering a curse that starts shrinking him. With the fate of his body hanging in the balance, Donald and the boys set off to Africa, chasing the ancient roots of the curse back to its source.

In "Bestemor Duck får besøk fra byen," the nephews' first night at Grandma's farm brings more than just rural silence—they're unsettled by the stillness and her unyielding attitude. When they stumble upon a letter from a creditor, they leap to the conclusion that Grandma's farm is in danger, setting off a series of frantic, well-meaning attempts to save it.