Ninette's War is a book that tells the story of Ninette Dreyfus, a young Jewish girl who chronicled her family's experience during World War II. The book follows their fall from wealth and privilege to homelessness and hunger, as they faced increasing anti-Semitism and persecution in France. The family eventually escaped to Spain with the help of smugglers and spent the rest of the war in Madrid. After the war, Ninette married and settled in London, but she dedicated her life to recognizing the French gentiles who had helped save Jews during the war. The book serves as a chilling reminder of the dangers of rising anti-Semitism.