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Hope in Action: A Memoir about the Courage to Lead
by Sanna Marin
When she became prime minister of Finland at just thirty-four years old, Marin was the youngest world leader at the time, captivating international attention with her progressive ideas and decisive action in a crisis. Marin's story is one of resilience and hope as she was the first in her family to attend university and broke barriers to become a highly respected role model for many young girls and women.
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