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Binding: School & Library BindingEAN: 9780808563563 ISBN: 0808563564 Label: Topeka Bindery Manufacturer: Topeka Bindery Number Of Items: 1 Publication Date: 1999-10 Publisher: Topeka Bindery Reading Level: Ages 4-8 Studio: Topeka Bindery Related Items:
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 Rating:  - Giggles galoreAll of my grandchildren love this book, but, one in particular, asks for it over and over. One morning we read it probably 10 times, each time it produced more giggles for Nathan. He's almost four and has loved it for a couple of years now. Rating: - Kid liked it, and correctly predicted outcome - bonus!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 ... Read More Rating: - STILL A VERY NICE LITTLE STORY AND BOOK.This one has been around for at least twenty years or more. I was glad to see that it is still in print. This is a simple story of a cow, donkey, sheep, pig and mouse who live by the sea. One day the decide to take a boat ride. The boat is rather small and it does not take much to imagine what will eventually happen. The fun part, with the children, is asking "who sunk the boat?" As each animal gets into the boat, things get worse and worse. This is a good one to talk to the children about and ... Read More Rating: - Simple scienceA nice simple tale about some animals and a boat. This book introduces the concept of floating and sinking and can easily be extended at home with some water play or at bath time. Rating:  - Who Sank the Boat?A very easy read written for beginner readers. Story line is not very catchy. The book was a reccomendation from a sceince group as an introduction to bouyancy and density. 
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