The Luckiest Girl in the World

Fifteen-year-old Katie Roskova is a talented figure skater juggling academic success and Olympic dreams, but she faces intense pressure both on and off the ice. When she begins experiencing frightening “spacing out” episodes and self-injury, she discovers a painful yet revealing way to cope with her overwhelming feelings. Written by Steven Levenkron, a renowned expert on teenage mental health, the story offers a sensitive look at self-mutilation and the challenges faced by-driven adolescents.