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    BOOK Templates:

    Example 1 (Book for one Author):

    A book written by Fifi Laure, entitled My Fabulous Life: Parisian Flings and Other Things, and published
    by the publisher LaPlume in 2007.

    APA: LaRue, F. (2007). My fabulous life: Parisian flings and other things. LaPlume.

    MLA: LaRue, Fifi. My Fabulous Life: Parisian Flings and Other Things. LaPlume, 2007.

    Notice that APA capitalizes only the first word of the title and the first word of the subtitle, while MLA
    and Turabian capitalize all significant title words.

    Book- Two Authors

    APA: Dactyl, T.A. & Saurus, B.T. (2011). The jury’s still out on Jurassic Park. Altamira Press.

    MLA: Dactyl, Terrie A. and Braun T. Saurus. The Jury’s Still Out on Jurassic Park. Altamira
    Press, 2011

    P.S. APA only capitalizes the first word of the title, proper nouns within a title should also be capitalized.

    Book with an Editor

    APA: Anklet, T. M. (Ed.). (2001). Big bruisers. Strange Brew Press.

    MLA: Anklet, Teresa Mae, editor. Big Bruisers. Strange Brew Press, 2001.

    Book Review

    APA: Snodgrass, F. (2007). [Review of the book My fabulous life: Parisian flings and other
    things, by F. LaRue]. Parisian Personnae, 37(2), 132.

    MLA: Snodgrass, Francois. Review of My Fabulous Life: Parisian Flings and Other Things, by
    Fifi LaRue. Parisian Personnae, vol. 37, no. 2, p. 132.

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