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How can teenager Ella survive in a world that has changed? The war has deprived her of everything: instead of a home, she has a barracks, instead of clothes, she has a striped sack, instead of a name, she has a number, and instead of a future, she has smoke from the chimneys. However, even in this terrible hopelessness of the concentration camp, the girl is trying to survive at all costs. And now she is a dressmaker: she sews outfits for the wardens and officers. Ella also befriends Rose, who seems defenceless but feels free even behind the barbed wire. What will win: despair and survival instinct or sincere friendship and hope? And the reader will make a choice together with the heroine between life as bright as a red ribbon and death as grey as ashes.