Allie Mason is an autistic advocate who is passionate about making sport and adventure more accessible to the neurodiverse community. Allie works as a consultant for Neuropool, a charity that aims to support neurodiverse people in further education and in the workplace. She has close links with the sports charities Spautism and Love Rowing, and is based in Cheltenham.

What a fantastic book! Allie Mason has used her lived experience and zest for life to give autistic young people the information they need to get out and get involved in a wide range of active pursuits. The adventure starts here! - Michael James, author of Forest School and Autism: A Practical Guide

Want to give an Autistic child, or a young adult, the gift of enchantment in a world that is inaccessible? This is the book they need - I just wish that this had been around when I was a child. - Lydia Wilkins, journalist and author of The Autism Friendly Cookbook

While change and trying new things can be scary, Allie has a way of welcoming autistics to feel a little less anxious about getting out of their comfort zones. Allie guides readers through everything - lived experiences of autistic people who enjoy adventure and share their passions, sensory expectations, and ideas to get more involved. As a nervous adventurer, I found myself excited to learn more and explore new hobbies and ideas after reading. - Haley Moss, author of The Young Autistic Adult's Independence Handbook