by Steven Levenkron · Scribner · tapa dura · ISBN 9780684826042
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«The Luckiest Girl in the World» is the psychological novel by Steven Levenkron, published by Scribner in hardcover (192 pages, in English).
Katie Roskova is a young figure skating prodigy who appears to have a perfect life, but beneath that facade she endures the pressure of a demanding mother, the fear of letting others down, and the absence of her father. Unable to express her pain, she secretly resorts to self-harm until therapist Sandy Sherman tries to help her break that cycle.
Published in 1997, this edition carries the subtitle «A Novel»; Steven Levenkron also wrote «The Best Little Girl in the World».
Recommended for readers interested in psychological fiction, mental health, and stories about competitive pressure in youth sports.
Steven Levenkron is an American psychotherapist and writer known for his research into anorexia nervosa and self-injury. He lives in New York, where his practice is based.
