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Michael Klaus Schmidt, of Villa Park, wrote and illustrated "The Adventures of the Salamander" books to help his home-schooled children read. The character idea has its roots in his childhood, though.
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Michael Klaus Schmidt, of Villa Park, shows the original pencil sketches for his Slippy the Salamander books to two of his four children, Adam, 9, and  Aisha, 3, on Thursday, Nov. 15, 2012. Schmidt drew them in pencil, scanned them and colored them in PhotoShop. Staff photo by Bill Ackerman
Michael Klaus Schmidt, of Villa Park, reads one of his Slippy the Salamander books to his children, Adam (from left), 9; Amir, 6; Aisha, 3; and Amina, 11, on Thursday, Nov. 15, 2012. Staff photo by Bill Ackerman
Michael Klaus Schmidt, of Villa Park, pulls up one of the illustrations for "The Adventures of the Salamander" books he wrote and illustrated  to help his home-schooled children read. The character idea has its roots in his childhood, though. Staff photo by Bill Ackerman
Michael Klaus Schmidt, of Villa Park, wrote and illustrated "The Adventures of the Salamander" books to help his home-schooled children read. The character idea has its roots in his childhood, though. Staff photo by Bill Ackerman
Michael Klaus Schmidt, of Villa Park, shows the original pencil sketches for his Slippy the Salamander books to two of his four children, Adam, 9, and Aisha, 3, on Thursday, Nov. 15, 2012. Schmidt drew them in pencil, scanned them and colored them in PhotoShop. Staff photo by Bill Ackerman
Michael Klaus Schmidt, of Villa Park, shows the original pencil sketches for his Slippy the Salamander books to two of his four children, Adam, 9, and  Aisha, 3, on Thursday, Nov. 15, 2012. Schmidt drew them in pencil, scanned them and colored them in PhotoShop. Staff photo by Bill Ackerman
Michael Klaus Schmidt, of Villa Park, shows the original pencil sketches for his Slippy the Salamander books to two of his four children, Adam, 9, and Aisha, 3, on Thursday, Nov. 15, 2012. Schmidt drew them in pencil, scanned them and colored them in PhotoShop. Staff photo by Bill Ackerman
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