Early 20s female looking for a book as an means of working through managing increasing social pressure and scrutiny following success

Hi everyone! I’m in my early 20s and have over the course of the past year been lucky enough to achieve a great deal of academic and personal success. I’m very grateful of where I am and where I am headed, but am starting to feel the pressure of being labeled a ‘role model’ in my community. The attention is well meaning and incredibly kind, yet I’m becoming increasingly aware of how many eyes are on me. As I continue my projects and begin my career, I want to learn to deal with these emotions now and garner healthy, sustainable self- image/ intrapersonal connection. My biggest fear is becoming closed off or developing narcissistic tendencies in the face of being labeled a “success”. I’m looking for a book, preferably a work of fiction (unless there seems to be a really strong self-help/ nonfiction book in question) that may help me understand the nuances of my own privilege and mindset going forward. Thank you!