Sanna Marin will present her new book in early November at the University of Helsinki.
Sanna Marin remembers her career and life in her book. Inka Soveri
Ex-Prime Minister Sanna Marin will publish in November Hope is the deeds book (Gummerus).
With the book, Marin will be available in Helsinki for a discussion. Marin advertises the event on her Instagram account.
– Join 8.11. To the University of Helsinki to hear my thoughts on my memoir, Toivo is deeds. The interviewer is Baba Lybeck, Marin writes.
– The price of the ticket includes the book I signed, which will be shared at the event, Marin adds.
Tickets will be sold for the event in the University Ballroom Lippu.fi-online store. The price of an adult ticket is € 35 and the student ticket costs 30 euros.
On the Finnish Bookstore website It turns out that Marin’s upcoming book costs € 32.95 hardcover. Thus, at the discussion, students can get the book by the autograph at a discount price, and they will also be able to hear Marin’s lecture on the subject. The difference between the price of the adult ticket and the book is only € 2.05.
The Toivo On Development book will be published in the United States, the United Kingdom, Finland, Sweden, in Germany, France, Ukraine, Portugal, Czech Republic, Netherlands, Hungary, Poland, Turkey, Slovakia, Brazil and Japan.
The book is translated by Finnish translator and author Maija Laura Kauhanen. In English the title of the book is Hope in Action: A Memoir About the Courage to Lead And its publisher is Scribner.
At the age of 34, Marin became Finland’s youngest Prime Minister of all time and at the same time the youngest prime minister in the world. His time of the prime ministerial period hit such a corona pandemic, commencement of the Russian offensive war in Ukraine and the subsequent NATO membership in Finland.
The book has been said to open Marin’s career path, life and its challenges and fusses. Marin is happy to be able to tell the people in his own words.
– In this time, where the rule -based world order is challenged and the widespread war in Ukraine will continue for the fourth year, a message of hope and the possibility of change is needed. We have all the ability to build a more equal and safer world, Europe and Finland-as we take action. Therefore, I hope that the book encourages people, regardless of background, to actively and determined to build a better and more sustainable future, Marin said earlier in the release.