It’s Going to Be AUlright – Testimonies From Ausome Women, Raising Ausome People Book Launch

By Peter Ashley -
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It's Going to Be AUlright

Available on World Autism Awareness Day, April 2

World Autism Awareness Day (WAAD) is observed every year on April 2, in order to raise public awareness of autism. It was adopted by the United Nations in 2007 to shine a bright light on autism as a growing global health crisis.

On World Autism Awareness Day, Through Words Publishing, LLC will launch their newest book: It’s Going to Be AUlright, a collection of stories written by twelve mothers whose children are on the spectrum. The collaborative book anthology was created to provide a platform for parents of loved ones on the autism spectrum as well as encourage readers. The book is made up of stories, advice, and resources based on spectrum diagnoses from high functioning to non-verbal.

It's Going to Be AUlright
“We want our readers to feel inspired and not fear the diagnosis of their child. We hope that after reading the book, they feel less alone in their journey. We decided to launch the book on World Autism Awareness Day in the hope that it would help increase awareness and creative positive change in our world,” said Holly Teegarden, contributing co-author of It’s Going to Be AUlright.

Contributing Co-Authors:

Jennifer Bruno

Patti McCloud

Christina Abernethy

Sarah Parks

Kelly Cain

LaJuan Poole

April Green – Project Visionary

Anne Shipps

Catherine Hughes – Lead Editor

Holly Teegarden

Donna Lund

Lenore Wossidlo

The book launch party will be held on April 27thfrom 6pm-9pm at the Barnes & Noble Waterfront [In Pittsburgh]. It’s Going to Be AUlright will be available on Amazon, Barnes and Noble and select stores starting April 2nd, 2019.

For more information visit http://bit.ly/2OansJJ.

About It’s Going to Be AUlright
Release Date – April 2, 2019 
Available on Amazon, Barnes and Noble and Select Stores
ISBN: 9781799268529
Publisher: Lakita Stewart Thompson, Through Words Publishing, LLC

SOURCE PRNewswire/ —Holly Teegarden

 

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