Sara Goodman Confino you have done it again! You have provided me with a novel to read that is full of heart and rich in character, and boy did I enjoy Don't Forget to Write. Don't Forget to Write is a perfect summer read or a "palate cleanser" for in between reads. At time Don't Forget to Write can be predicable, but I found myself loving the predictability more so than getting annoyed that I "figured it out" and I think it comes down to the writing and the characters that you have no choice but to love. 
Right away you meet the fun, sassy, spunky, feminist rule breaker Marilyn Kleinman who is caught making out with the Rabbi's in front of the whole congregation. After congregating in the Kleinman family home and Marilyn turning down the proposal from Dan the said Rabbi's son, Marilyn has no choice but to be shipped off to her Great Aunt Ada's home. Once there Marilyn discovers so much about herself, her family, and what she truly wants out of a relationship with a partner. Sara Goodman Confino writes so beautifully that you can't help but to fall in love with the characters and the story. 5 very well earned stars.