"In Dancing in the Narrows, Anna''s unceasing determination to save her daughter from death or a painful life of chronic illness becomes a long journey of steadfast intuition. You will undoubtedly be inspired by this story."
--JJ VIRGIN, New York Times best-selling author of Warrior Mom

"Fueled by a mother''s fierceness, Penenberg takes the lead where Western medicine won''t go. With grace and wisdom, she beautifully grounds the unfathomable in ordinary tasks of daily life. This book is a meditation on courage in the face of the unknowable, and offers solace to others facing the same."
--CYNTHIA LI, MD, author of Brave New Medicine

"Dancing in the Narrows demonstrates the evolutionary relationship between mothers, daughters, and their destinies."
--GURU SINGH, Kundalini Yoga master teacher and author of Buried Treasures

"In Dancing In The Narrows, Anna takes courageous action to unravel her own emotional imprints that could affect her daughter. A must-read for anyone who suffers from birth trauma or has a child who does. This odyssey will give you hope."
--ANNIE BROOK, Ph.D., author of Birth''s Hidden Legacy and The Developing Infant

"Dancing in the Narrows is a powerful adventure by a mother and her daughter into the landscape of the heart. Life has a way of asserting itself to teach us all its lessons. Anna Penenberg is a gifted writer who captivates the reader with a story of the endurance that hope brings and how love continues to uplift and inspire. Kudos--you spread my heart wide open."
--ELIZABETH R. KIPP, author of The Way Through Chronic Pain

"Dancing in the Narrows provides a close-up look at the fears and hopes of a parent desperate to save her child, who is clinging to life despite its pains. This story will be read with serious intent by anyone who has experienced even a small portion of the pair''s long and strained yet close-knit bonding."
--BOOKREPORTER.COM

"Dancing in the Narrows is a poignant, memorable book about a young woman''s struggle with chronic Lyme disease and her treatment options, as well as the enduring, courageous connection between a mother and daughter in times of grief and crisis. The mother and daughter here come across clearly and vividly, but primarily in relationship to the disease and how it has changed both of their lives. Readers will be moved by the sacrifices both women have had to make in the face of this often misunderstood and frequently devastating disease. This memoir is well-written, gripping, and emotionally resonant."
--THE BOOKLIFE PRIZE