Ausomely Made Book Launch & Celebration with Robin Bishop McRae

Join author Robin Bishop-McRae for the launch of her powerful memoir, Ausomely Made. Experience an unforgettable afternoon with a live theatrical performance of the book's first chapter, an author reading, a book signing, and a community celebration. Reserve your free spot today for an event filled with hope, strength, and inspiration!

Join us for the official launch of Ausomely Made: Finding Hope and Strength in Raising a Neurodivergent Child—a powerful new memoir and guide from Columbia’s newest author, Robin Bishop-McRae.

This is more than just a book signing; it's an immersive experience designed to uplift, inspire, and connect our community.

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Midlands Technical College - Airport Campus, Academic Center Auditorium, 1260 Lexington Dr., West Columbia, SC 29170

• Live Theatrical Performance: Witness the book's powerful first chapter, "Silence," transformed into a compelling theatrical dramatization that captures a mother's pivotal moment of faith.
• Author Reading & Discussion: Hear moving excerpts from Ausomely Made read by Robin Bishop-McRae herself. Engage in an inspiring discussion about advocacy, hope, and finding God's purpose in every season.
• Meet the Author & Book Signing: Have your personal copy of Ausomely Made signed by Robin and share a moment with the author behind this incredible story.
• Celebration & Community: Connect with other parents, educators, advocates, and community members over light refreshments in a warm and celebratory atmosphere.

Ausomely Made is a faith-based guide for parents navigating the challenges and joys of raising a neurodivergent child. From advocating in school systems to finding strength in silent seasons and discovering the unique, "custom-made gifts" in every child, this book is a testament to the power of hope, faith, and unwavering love.

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About the Author

Robin Bishop-McRae is a passionate advocate for individuals with special needs and the co-founder of the Auesomely Made Advocacy Group. A veteran educator with over 30 years of experience, a licensed Elder, and a doctoral candidate in Special Education Leadership, Robin brings a wealth of professional knowledge to her deeply personal narrative as the mother of a neurodivergent son.

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