BOOK WITH ONE AUTHOR:

Author’s Last Name, Author’s First Name.  Title of Book.  City of Publication:  

            Publisher, Year of Publication.  Print.

EXAMPLE:

Townsend, John.  Mysterious Disappearances.  Chicago: Raintree, 2004.  Print.

BOOK WITH TWO OR MORE AUTHORS:

Last name of first author, First name of first author and First and last name of

            second author.  Title of Book.  City of Publication:  Publisher, Year of

            Publication.  Print.

EXAMPLE:

Townsend, John and Joe Smith.  Mysterious Disappearances.  Chicago: Raintree, 2004.  Print.

BOOK WITH AN EDITOR:

Title of Book.  Ed. Editor’s First and Last Name.  City of Publication:  

            Publisher, Year of Publication.  Print.

EXAMPLE:

Mysterious Disappearances.  Ed. John Townsend.  Chicago: Raintree, 2004.  Print.

WEBSITE WITH AN AUTHOR, EDITOR OR COMPILER:

Last Name of Author, First Name of Author.  “Title of the Work.”  Title of

     Web Site (not the address!).  Publisher or sponsor, Date of Publication.  Web. 

     Day Month Year you looked at website.

EXAMPLE:

Krajicke, David.  “The D.B. Cooper Story: A Mystery.”  Crime Library.  Courtroom Television Network, 2007.  Web.  20 Oct. 2009.

WEBSITE WITH NO AUTHOR, EDITOR OR COMPILER:

“Title of the Work.”  Title of Web Site (not the address!).  Publisher or sponsor,

       Date of Publication.  Web.  Day Month Year you looked at website.

 EXAMPLE:

“D.B. Cooper.”  Wikipedia.  Wikimedia Foundation, Inc., 27 Mar. 2008.  Web. 

20 Oct. 2009.

SIRS DISCOVERER:

Last Name of Author, First Name of Author.  “Title of Article.”  Title of Magazine, Newspaper or Book

      Date of Publication:  Pages.  SIRS Discoverer.  Web.  Day Month Year you looked at SIRS.  

EXAMPLE:

Inskeep, Steve.  "FBI Reopens Very Cold Case of D.B. Cooper."  Morning Edition (NPR)

     27 Feb. 2008:4.  Sirs Discoverer.  Web.  20 Oct. 2009.