"Mulle Mek and Buffa" is the fifth book in the series "Mulle Mek – The Handy Man." Once Mulle went to the city on business, and his faithful dog Buffa stayed behind to guard the house. But Buffa got bored and decided to help Mulle with the housework: trying to imitate him in everything, she washed the dishes, brought firewood, made the bed. She tried very hard to do everything exactly like her owner, but for some reason, when he returned from the city, he was not happy and did not hurry to praise his "assistant." After all, now the kitchen was knee-deep in water, the firewood pile scattered in the yard, and feathers flew around the bedroom from torn pillows. But Mulle was angry only briefly, for he realized that Buffa meant to help him. The "Mulle Mek – The Handy Man" series is a classic of modern Swedish children's literature. It is primarily aimed at the youngest readers who take their first steps in getting acquainted with technology, are interested in how various mechanisms work, and definitely want to know how everything functions.