List the first few words of the title and italicize. Use the entire title if the title is short. List the editor's name if the book has an editor, but do not italicize. In some cases, a book author is "Anonymous." List "Anonymous" in the author's position. Do not italicize.
Follow the title with a comma.
Place the year of publication after the comma. Do not italicize the year of publication. Place the entire in-text citation within a set of parentheses. The citation should resemble this: (Title, year)
Italicize and list the title in place of the author's position and end with a period.
Place the year of publication within a set of parentheses and end with a period.
List publisher location followed by a colon and name of publisher. End with a period.
Alphabetize the reference on your reference list using the first letter of the title.
References should resemble this: Title. (Year). Publisher location: Publisher name.
List the editor in place of the author and end with a period. When the book lists "Anonymous" as the author, place "Anonymous" in the author's position.
Place the year of publication within a set of parentheses and end with a period.
Italicize the title and capitalize the first significant word of the title. End with a period.
List publisher location followed by a colon and name of publisher. End with a period.
Alphabetize the reference on your reference list using the first letter of the editor's last name or the word "Anonymous."
References should resemble: Editor or Anonymous. (Year). Title. Publisher location: Publisher name.