Most kids grow up in neighborhoods. Jennifer Saginor grew up in the Playboy Mansion—a world of parties, celebrities, and secrets no child should ever see. The daughter of Hugh Hefner’s personal physician, Jennifer was a fixture in a surreal universe of excess, surrounded by adults chasing pleasure and ignoring the cost. Beneath the glamour and luxury was a childhood marked by loneliness, confusion, and the struggle to make sense of love, identity, and boundaries in a place that had none. Playground is a brutally honest memoir of growing up too fast in a world built for adult fantasies—not for little girls. With haunting clarity, Saginor exposes the emotional fallout of being raised in a place where the rules didn’t apply, and where innocence wasn’t protected—it was erased. Perfect for readers who want: • Memoirs of childhood trauma and survival • Hollywood and celebrity culture exposed • A deeper look at the hidden costs of glamour and excess • Coming-of-age stories with emotional reckoning and healing Keywords: memoir, Playboy Mansion, childhood trauma, Jennifer Saginor, Hollywood secrets, coming of age, emotional neglect, lost innocence, toxic glamor, dysfunctional parenting