English, Espanol, learning Chinese, fluent in Pig Latin.

She has written:
"Easy Enrichment: Thinking Outside the Green Gelatin Box", "Bright Ideas For Young Women Leaders", "Sabbath Solutions", "Parties with a Purpose: Exciting Ward Activities", "Great Ideas for Primary Activity Days", "Climbing Family Trees: Whispers In The Leaves".

Trina Boice lives by the beautiful beaches in Carlsbad, California and was honored as the California Young Mother of the Year in 2004, an award which completely amused her 4 sons.

She’s the author of 6 books, and earned two Bachelor’s degrees from BYU where she competed on the Speech and Debate team and the Ballroom Dance Team. She was President of the National Honor Society Phi Eta Sigma and served as ASBYU Secretary of Student Community Services.

Trina also studied at the University of Salamanca in Spain and later returned there to serve an LDS mission in Madrid. She has a Real Estate license, Travel Agent license, 2 Master’s degrees, and a Black Belt in Tae Kwon Do, although she’s the first one to admit she’d pass out from fright if she were ever really attacked by a bad guy.

She worked as a Legislative Assistant for a Congressman in Washington D.C., and was given the “Points of Light” Award and Presidential Volunteer Service Award for her domestic and international community service. She wrote a column called “The Boice Box” for a newspaper in Georgia, where she lived for 15 years.

Trina currently writes for Roots Television and Go2.com, and teaches Spanish at a private high school. She was recently selected by KPBS in San Diego to be a political correspondent during this important election year. If she told you what she really did she’d have to kill you.