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If you cut a cherry twig and put it in water on St Barbara's Day, a miracle will happen on Christmas Eve: Barbarazweig will bloom. And this is the real Christmas magic in the life of the heroine of Dzvinki Matiyash's story "My Name is Barbara". After all, the story of her birth, which her father tells his beloved daughter, is connected with a cherry twig.

On Christmas Eve, Varvara is waiting for her Barbarazweig and writes down in her diary everything she learns about the story of her birth and her rather rare name: her mum and dad's Viennese Christmas holidays, the mysterious biography of St Barbara, and the amazing fate of the girl's namesake, Kyiv philanthropist Varvara Khanenko. And along with the blossoming cherry tree, other miracles and surprises come into Varvara's life....