This is a fictional book about a lady named Mrs. Bloom who owns a lovely place called Strawberry Inn. In the story Mrs. Bloom welcomes hilarious people to her lovely place and while she is having guest in her place she has to do mathematics to see how many people fit in the dinner. Although it is a hilarious book to read, this teaches how to do fractions in a fun away. The illustrations in the book show the fractions and how she is able to fit all of her guest in the dinner. I give this book five stars, I enjoyed the illustrations and many have a hard time with fractions so this book would be perfect. The Full House can be a math or science concept book, fractions are needed in both sections . ( )

Ms. Bloom the owner of an inn in the story Full House explains the availability of room at the end of the night in fractions. I rated Full House with 5 out of 5 stars. I gave all the stars because it has many pictures, is great for understand fractions, and can allow for a lesson to become interactive. ( )

Miss Bloom owns the Strawberry Inn. She have 6 total rooms in the inn, one for herself and five for her guests. Throughout the day, all the rooms in Miss Blooms inn slowly filled up and by the time night rolled around all six room were full. I give this book 5 stars because it teaches kids fractions in a fun way. You can also make the story interactive with your class by drawing pictures on the board and showing them the fractions as the rooms fill up. ( )

Full House is a book about fractions; Miss Bloom runs a hotel and wants all of the rooms to be full. She brings in people one at a time, slowly growing the fraction of how full the house is until 6 out of 6 rooms are full. This book would be great to explain and breakdown fractions to beginners. I would use this book in my math classroom to help students who are having a difficult time understanding because the numerical value being coupled with the story will really help them understand. ( )

This is a great book about a lady running a hotel only to see that all of her rooms are taken. This is a good way to introduce fractions to elementary aged children. ( )