Manófalvi Elf, friend of the scarecrows, was left homeless one fine day. Fortunately, he found a good-sized pumpkin in the field, the guts of which had already been dug out by the ants. He furnished it nicely, made himself a Dundee straw bag, a good little armchair, and after lighting the lamp, he cheerfully read a newspaper. Once he heard munching from outside. An Induri-Pinduri pig chewed the house. You already know who this Induri-Pindur little pig was, don't you? Raisins! Of course, he stayed right there in the little pumpkin house, and if you listen to the story, you can find out what happened to Mazsola, who was even on TV.

Ágnes Bálint's humorous, cheerful tale is made even more attractive by Vera Bródy's puppet characters.