»Pandora Learns to Sing is a riveting exploration of one woman's journey through crisis, a physical journey to Buenos Aires and the world of tango and an emotional journey from breakdown to wholeness. I highly recommend it!«
Eric Maisel, The Van Gogh Blues
»This is a deeply exalted, painful, beautiful, deeply honest book. It is very well constructed, surprisingly original and seductively written. I was orbited into the exhilarating, brave and insightful journey, rooting for the protagonists success and well earned wholeness. Among one of the many scenes that took my breath away (needing to remind myself to breath) was the non-tangible experience of being one with the WHOLE trough Tango dancing. Also the journey through the therapeutic Primal process… and the passionate and deeply felt sensual love interactions. In my book, Deborah J. Weitzman establishes herself among writers that have important things to say. I am seriously waiting for the next book.«
Dr. Jana Klenburg, Therapist, Author and Poet, New York City
»A wonderful thing that rarely happens - I couldn't put this book down once I had started.It reads like an adventure story of discovering the authentic self, and all the perils and triumphs that journey entails. That the journey is also a geograhical one taking place in many different countries and on three continents, makes it all the more entertaining and exotic. A book full of courage and encouragement for all creative people, and for anyone who knows that the spiritual path is never paved as a straight line. A warm, honest and passionate book.«
Athene, Musician and writer Berlin
»Pandora Learns to Sing” was an eye-opener of how people with anxiety react on different situations. How you get help, and what really helps. Incredibly written, intense, yet easy to read and impossible to put down. From one who doesn’t suffer from any anxieties, still this was an amazing read. I do think it can help many people.«
Einar Sørbye, director of Unity Center in Oslo, Norway