Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Fun but fragile

I love the Guess Who game and I bought it for my three-year old (almost four-year-old). I wish the game were a little more durable and easy for his fingers (the doors close too easily when touched, so he often closes 3 doors when he means to close one). The concepts that the game teaches are age-appropriate (characteristics, colours, simple reasoning by elimination), but the plastic construction might not stand up to his attentions.Here's how to play with a four year old: Instead of taking turns, decide who has the secret character identity, and the other player asks all the questions until the secret identity is guessed. If the parent or older player has the secret identity they can suggest hints. Start with the blatant hints that also explain how to use the board, like "My character is wearing a hat, so you can close all the doors where there is no hat!" If the child has the secret identity, then the parent or older player can simply ask questions.