Sanna (pronounced SahN-Nah) grew up in the picturesque, rural Eastern Finland. A daughter to a bookseller, she learned to love stories young, and a small-town-girl, she felt early the magical pull of the Finnish nature. Both of these loves remain with her today. She first crossed the Atlantic in her early twenties to work as a volunteer missionary guide on the historic Temple Square in Salt Lake City, and, after a year in Helsinki, Finland, she returned to Utah to study English at the Brigham Young University.

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Some of Sanna's favorite things are stormy days, bookish pastry shops, ice skating, and getting cozy with a good book. She has a black belt in taekwondo, and she will forever be a horse girl. She lives in the Utah Valley with her husband and their three daughters, and, for a month each year, she stays in Finland.

 

In addition to the social links in the footer, you can also find her on Threads.​