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Two brothers, Braydon & Brycen blames the other for chaos, broken lamps and furniture around the house. Brycen has broken his mother's favorite vase. He has also broken his father's lawnmower while leaving a toy in the yard. He tries to blame his older brother, but it doesn't work. When Mom goes out to the store, she instructs the two boys to clean the house while she's away. They clean up before she returns. Impressed with the way the house is looking, Mom offers a gift to the one who did the cleaning. Of course, both of them ironically takes credit for the good deed.

Peanut Prodigy takes readers on a journey as he illustrates how cars have many things in common with humans, especially himself. Throughout this excursion a tiny character named Trucky continuously follows Peanut Prodigy. This is a juvenille Picture Book which is intended for children.

10-year-old Mason Kane finds her grandmother's old cook book. Immediately she is inspired to cook. While experimenting in the kitchen, Mason discovers something amazing She creates a delicious dish that is known today as ROUX, a New Orleans tradition and favorite. She opens a restaurant and begins serving the dish and she becomes a town hero.

OOGLY BUGSWhile many of us find bugs somewhat pesky, they actually have distinctive purposes that even humans may find to be helpful. For example, some bee species make honey and help crops and fruit industries while other bugs help scientist discover polluted water supplies. Here, two brothers experience just how bugs can help them overcome obstacles and assist with daily tasks. And just like so many other kids, Braydon and Brycen's wonder of bugs may last forever.

Multiple sclerosis is the most common debilitating neurological disease in people under the age of forty in the developed world. Many publications cover medical and clinical approaches to the disease; however, The Biology of Multiple Sclerosis provides a clear and concise up-to-date overview of the scientific literature on the various theories of MS pathogenesis. Covering the main elements of scientific research into multiple sclerosis, the book contains chapters on the neuropathology of the disease as well as an account of the most extensively used animal model experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis. The book contains chapters regarding the role of viruses in the development of multiple sclerosis. Viruses have long been implicated and chapters on animal models based on virus infection, as well as their possible role in the etiology of MS, are included. Of interest to MS researchers, the book is written to also be of value to postgraduate and medical students.