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100 1  $a Cooper, Liz.
245 10 $a Morris Flip sound machine / $c Liz Cooper ; illustrated by Maria Santucci.
260    $a Baltimore, MD : $b Sponsored and presented by American Action Fund for Blind Children and Adults ; $c [2022].
300    $a 2 volumes (of braille) ; $c 29 cm.
500    $a Cover title.
500    $a Original edition published by: Pomfret, MD : J2b Publishing, 2021.
520    $a Hidden treasure, a flying machine, royal duke, and counterfeit money are all in a day's work for a clever elementary schooler who is autistic and non-verbal, using his wits and unique abilities to foil two dishonest schemes. Humor, kindness, diversity, disability awareness, and problem-solving permeate this fun and quirky and humorous series, about the students and staff of Mortimer Potts Elementary School (Home of the Potty, the Potbellied Pig) expertly written by Liz Cooper.  Morris Flip is an elementary school student who is autistic and communicates through realistic sound effects instead of words. When a new summer camp suddenly opens up in town, he accidentally learns it's a cover for a treasure-hunting royal duke, who wants to find a long-lost jewelry collection hidden on the old-abandoned Potts estate. Morris is follows along when his friends Bluebell Skinks and her sister, wheelchair-bound Bonnie, try to persuade their father to allow them to attend Camp Merbando. Mr. Skinks is busy with his company's very important project, building new printing presses that will improve the way the government prints money in efforts to fool counterfeiters. While visiting Skinks Industries, Morris overhears two of Mr. Skinks' employees, the Buggs brothers, hatch a plan to get rich by fraudulently printing money while most of the town rushes to the camp during an emergency staged by the pair.  Morris makes an effort to communicate this nefarious plan to Bluebell and Bonnie, and soon gives up when they don't understand what he is trying to tell them. But once at camp, he's able to capture the attention of a great listener-his friend Mitzi Mufflin who is blind-to help him crack the case.
650  0 $a Children with disabilities $v Juvenile fiction.
650  0 $a Autistic children $v Juvenile fiction.
650  0 $a Elementary schools $v Juvenile fiction.
650  0 $a Braille books.
650  0 $a Blind students $v Juvenile fiction.
650  0 $a Schools $v Juvenile fiction.
650  0 $a Humorous stories.
700 1  $a Santucci, Maria, $e illustrator.
710 2  $a American Action Fund for Blind Children and Adults.
710 2  $a Clovernook Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired.
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