“They are among us. They are like us. They are everywhere. They fill the entire volume given to them. They appear from nowhere and disappear into nowhere. They empty a refrigerator filled to capacity with food in just a few days. They hunt for our gadgets. They They can unscrew something that we thought was indestructible. They find candy in the most carefully hidden places and stick candy wrappers into the most unimaginable holes. They are able to take out the brains of any creature. crossed the threshold of our house, within 15 minutes. The cats are afraid of them. Our relatives ask to make a complete list of their names, but without a passport I cannot remember the years of birth of the last five.

They love us. And we love them. They are our children.” This is how the wife of a priest from a provincial town, Mother Irina Kim, begins the story about her family. She has something to share with readers – she and her husband are raising 11 children and have experienced first-hand the burden and joy of having many children. About the life of a large friendly family Mother honestly talks about her real difficulties and incomparable joys on the pages of her book – “Seven Days of the Rainbow”
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