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Toni Powell.

Sunshine Coast author Toni Powell once shared the stage with the Dalai Lama at a happiness conference and is known for her seminars on happiness.
Her recent book, The Yellow Car, explains complex emotions in a simple way and has already achieved success around the country.
Toni will be speaking about her new book, What a Feeling, at a free launch at Annie’s Books, Peregian Beach Village, at 6pm on Thursday 16 October.
Toni’s new book is about love – finding love, freedom and the good life through creating great relationships.

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