In Chapters 4 and 5, we learn more about Mr. Krupp and why George and Harold are scared of him. He is mean, very strict, and always watching the boys to catch them doing something wrong. Mr. Krupp warns George and Harold that if they do not behave, something bad will happen very soon. This makes the boys feel nervous and lets the reader know that a big problem is coming next. Send me a message for your free pdf copy of this book to follow along.

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This is the oil painting of "nishikigoi(錦鯉)", national fishes of Japan. In my hometown, there is the park you can see koi fishes. There is a pond not so big, and there are many koi fishes and other animals. For example, turtles, little fishes, wild ducks and so on. That view has native beauty and you can be relaxed to see it. It was so difficult to express the water's texture of clear and smooth. Since before, I felt like I want to drow a oil painting that has Japanese atmosphere. So, I'm totally satisfied with my work!

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