Having a friend who has recently been diagnosed with MS has made me want to research the subject further and this book was a great place to start. Whilst aimed at children it has plenty of useful information that is presented in an easy to understand way. The illustrations are great and despite covering a very important subject the book did not feel too heavy. I would definitely recommend this for anyone who wants to know the basics about MS whether it be about the symptoms, the treatment or how the disease manifests itself.

A really interesting read to learn about ms and how it affects people every day. I learnt from it even though it is short and the pictures would make it interesting to younger readers

This book is perfect as the first source of information about MS for relatives, friends or colleagues of someone with the disease. It is short enough to be read in 15-20 minutes (so it is not overwhelming and most people will accept reading it) and it has a lot of helpful images. I like that it has tips of how to experience several of the different symptoms and advice about how to help MS patients. With only 20 pages it left me wanting more, but i think that was its purpose to begin with: to give a brief and clear introduction about MS to those who don't suffer from it but know someone who does.