When new student Mitzi Mufflin, who happens to be blind, joins the gang at Mortimer Potts Elementary School, she's thrilled to be named principal for the Day. Little does she know, the real principal and teachers will disappear. Can Principal Mufflin and her pint-sized "staff" secretly run the school until the teachers return? If they don't, Mitzi is afraid that anything could happen. The teachers might even be fired and everyone would have to start the school year all over again. A torrential rainstorm, a frantic book rescue, an kindergarten protest , and a statue of Mortimer Potts made out of cheese, keep Mitzi and her classmates on their toes. And who is the mysterious Mr. Doberman who is snooping around the school? Join Mitzi as she navigates her way through each new challenge to save the school from disaster, using resourcefulness, determination, and her cane, Tappity. Author Liz Cooper weaves funny and heartwarming tales about smart children with disabilities, while avoiding the typical (and tired) bully vs. disabled victim plotlines. Mitzi is bold and decisive . She demonstrates good leadership, problem-solving, creativity, and independence. The other students are diverse and multi-talented and were originally introduced in Bluebell Skinks Wheelchair Kid. This book is second in a series, but can easily stand alone. Illustrator Maria Santucci captures the humor and essence of the story by adding detailed illustrations throughout the book. Mitzi Mufflin gives readers the opportunity to view the world from a different perspective.