Title: Kid liked it, and correctly predicted outcome - bonus!
Product review: I bought this book for my nieces. They've asked me to read it about twice a week since then - and we have so many books, that's quite significant!What I loved about it, more than the fact that the kid can really see how *everybody* sank the boat (very clearly illustrated), is the fact that it clearly presents a common narrative form - the most unlikely person is the one who sinks the boat.The first time I read it, I paused to ask the older niece if she knew who sank the boat (the question is repeated several times throughout the book), and she answered it correctly, without even thinking - of *course* it's the teeny tiny mouse who sank the boat! Who else would it be?To me, that's more important at the age of four than understanding about buoyancy, or understanding the idea of the last straw.
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