After Marilyn is caught kissing a rabbi, her future is suddenly derailed and she’s shipped off for the summer to stay with her glamorous, Hermès-scarf-wearing great-aunt. What begins as punishment quickly becomes a season of unexpected freedom, complicated relationships, and discovering who she wants to become on her own terms.
Witty, warm, and deeply charming, Don’t Forget to Write is a coming-of-age historical fiction novel filled with humor, heart, and self-discovery. Perfect for book clubs, this is the kind of story that sparks conversations about identity, expectations, and the moments that quietly change our lives.
Recommended pairings: A crisp rosé, dry martini, or an iced honey latte.
