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The novel A Hairy Vampire Comes Into the House tells the story of Mariana Cholka, a resident of the Happy Childhood orphanage, who, having suffered hardships since childhood, eventually learns to become a nurse and, after graduating from medical school, goes to work in a distant village. However, even there, she is surrounded by insidious people.

Although the events of the novel take the reader back to the last century, to the era of totalitarianism, the problem highlighted in the work is relevant in any socio-political system: "The boarding school is bad, and not only because the thoughts of the children there revolve around food for 24 hours, and that they, like frogs, even catch flies with their tongues, and that they try every edible object that the elders hold out to them, try it on their teeth or lick it, and are happy when something tastes good! The trouble with these orphans is that they are constantly unprotected and often become victims of selfish people, sadists, or even medical experiments. In addition, having not learnt the wisdom of life, they later cannot take root in adult life "on the outside" and they do not understand the laws of coexistence of "normal" people.