Every Child Discovers Stories Differently
Every child finds their own way into a story. Whether your child enjoys reading, listening or both together, Lost on Infinity offers more than one way to enjoy the same magical adventure.
Some children love reading from the very first page. Others build confidence by listening, following the illustrations or enjoying both together.
Many families of children with dyslexia, autism, ADHD and other additional needs have told us that Lost on Infinity has become a favourite way to enjoy stories together.
⭐ Millions of story listens worldwide ⭐
Paperback • Audiobook • Apps • Free Classroom Resources
Read, Listen or Both
Every child experiences stories differently. What matters most is that every child has the chance to lose themselves in a great story.
Discover at Their Own Pace
Some children love reading from the very first page. Others enjoy listening, following the illustrations or combining both.
Share the Same Adventure
Families have told us Lost on Infinity works particularly well for children with dyslexia, ADHD, autism and many other additional needs.
Lost on Infinity — Difference is the point of the story
The animals living on Infinity are the last of their species, each one entirely unique, with no one else quite like them. Nobody is broken. Nobody needs to become someone else to belong. In this world, being one of a kind isn’t something to overcome, it’s something to celebrate.
“This extraordinary story spreads a most important message in a mysterious and magical way. Produced with love, passion and great skill and will endure as a classic to be enjoyed by the world’s children and adults for generations to come.”
Susan Stranks, Broadcaster and TV presenter
Supporting Different Ways to Enjoy Stories
Many families tell us Lost on Infinity works well for children who are autistic, have ADHD, have dyslexia, find it hard to concentrate, or simply prefer listening to reading.
Lost on Infinity isn’t a therapy or educational programme. It’s simply an engaging story that many families tell us works well in their homes.
Stories build confidence. Children who enjoy stories are more likely to keep reading.
children say listening to audiobooks makes it easier to understand the story.(National Literacy Trust)
parents say reading together supports their child’s confidence and enjoyment.(National Literacy Trust)
of children say listening to audio sparked their interest in reading books.(National Literacy Trust)
Ready to discover Lost on Infinity? Whether your child loves reading, listening or both together, there’s more than one way to enjoy the adventure.
Not therapy. Not a learning programme.
Just a magical adventure that children enjoy in their own way.
“Lost on Infinity is the most unusual, brilliant story I have ever read… I know all children including adults will adore this book.”
Book2ReadToday
“It reminds us of the tragedy of extinction. It teaches us to respect our world, to listen, to look, to learn. The power to save the planet is here…we just have to find it!”
Inside the Wendyhouse
“My son has Autism and has been obsessed with this for years. This made my son’s year!! When he opened the package, he smiled so big and said ‘finally!’”
Amazon Review
“The kids love it!! By far the best audiobook I’ve come across! I showed this to some other parents and their kids are now obsessed with this too.”
Ann Apple-Aday
“The creativity & musicality is in a class of its own !!!! I’m a big fan over here in Australia, and I don’t even have kids.”
Sci Westwood, Australia