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There are so many strange things happening in this farm, right? Don’t you find them fascinating?Ĭ: Yes. S: Interesting! So what else happens in this farm?Ĭ: There is a pond and a crater and these are infinite from the inside but look finite from the outside. Anyway in this farm chickens have teeth too! But it also looks like he’s smiling, friendly like.
Isn’t it kind of creepy Sprinkles? Caramel is pointing toward Nelson’s scary (and infinite) teeth. head can swing open like a door in some places.” “Nelson is a shark whose head extends in both directions.
What can Nelson do?Ĭ: He has infinitely many teeth. Oh and there’s an infinite shark named Nelson. There is a cow with infinitely many feet, and she loves shoes! There’s also an infinite sheep, and an infinite donkey, and an infinite gopher. I mean there are animals with infinitely many things, like infinitely many feet.
S: Do you mean to say there are infinitely many animals?Ĭ: No. Sprinkles: So Caramel, what is this book about?Ĭaramel: It’s about infinite stuff. Caramel reviews Life on the Infinite Farm by Richard Evan Schwartz. As usual Sprinkles is taking notes and asking followup questions. Below he talks about what he thinks about this book, Life on the Infinite Farm by Richard Evan Schwartz. Caramel has been reading a very colorful math book recently.
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