Eight Too Many

The Steinberg's children were accustomed to a rather boring life. Needless to say, they had never encountered anything different, or out of the ordinary, with their uptight, nonchalant parents. All James and Georgie know is a straightforward, constricted day of school, and homework, with no distractions whatsoever.
But all that changes when they find themselves bringing home seven children, by suitcase, bicicyle, water, flight, fear, and love.