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MLA Style Citation Format
MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers, 6th edition
By Joseph Gibaldi
Grades 3, 4, 5
Print Source
Book 1 author Author (last name first). Title of book (underlined). City of publication: publisher,
date of publication.
Wallace, Bill. Totally Disgusting!. New York: Holiday
House, 1991.
Book 1st Author (last name first, and 2nd Author (First name first) (in order they are listed on
2 authors the title page). Title of book. City of publication: Publisher, date of publication.
James, Samuel, and Edward Smith. Our Solar System. New York: Harcourt
Brace, 2002.
Encyclopedia Author of article (if available). “Title of article.” Title of book (underlined). Date of
edition.
Biggs, Michael A. “Whale.” The World Book Encyclopedia. 2003.
Article in Magazine Author. (if available) “Title of article.” Magazine title (underlined) date: page.
Bonar, Samantha. “Forecast: Hot and Hotter!” 3-2-1 Contact
15 June 2002: 8-10.
Electronic Sources
Encyclopedia and Author (if available). “Title of article.” Title of source (underlined). Edition. CD-ROM.
other publications on City of publication: Publisher, date of publication.
CD-ROM
Musser, Jay C. “Chocolate.” Grolier MultiMedia Encyclopedia. 2001 ed. CD-
ROM. Danbury, CT: Grolier Electronic Publishing Inc., 2001.
Internet Sources
Subscription Databases Author (if shown). “Title of article.” Name of encyclopedia or periodical
Encyclopedia and (underlined). Date of publication. Sponsoring organization or database
periodical databases (underlined). Date of your visit <URL>.
Cooper, Lydia. “Weather Cycles in the United States.” National Geographic
World. June 2003. Sirs Discoverer. 5 August
2004 <http//www.discoverer.sirs.com>.
World Wide Web Author (if known). “Title of article.” Title of complete work. Date of your visit
<URL of the specific page you used> (enclosed in angle brackets).
“Discovering Whales.” Welcome to the Watery World of Whales. 14 October
2004 <http://www.whales.magna.com./DISCOVER/index.htm>.
Online Image Author or originator. “Description or title of image.” [Online image] Date of
your visit. <URL> (enclosed in angle brackets).
USGS. “Map: Major Volcanoes.” [Online image] 17 August 2001
<http://usgs.gov/Volcanoes/Maps.htm>.
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