The Dressmaker's Daughter

Provides a mature, unfiltered look at the horrors of the Nazi invasion of Romania and the Transnistrian Death March, a side of the Holocaust never covered in YA literature.
Does not flinch in its portrayal of the Nazi's rape and murder of Jews, including a realistic portrayal of what young Jews like Daniela were often forced to do in order to survive.
Shows the heroic deeds of the partisans and how their actions helped save the lives of many Jews and helped to defeat the Nazis.
Features a strong female heroine who overcomes her personal tragedies, escapes certain death in the Transnistria camp, and joins the resistance to help lead the fight against the Nazis.
Aims to ensure that the history and the memories of millions of Jewish families who suffered fates similar to Daniela's family remain alive and remembered for eternity by introducing the horrors of the era to young adults, especially those of Jewish descent.