Hello Bahram Kazemian,

Here are a few of the main APA-style citations to get you started, however there are additional ways of shortening these citations as you write. I have noted some useful resources below.

In-text citations

citation: (Long & Arnold, 1995)

narrative: Long and Arnold (1995) ...

citing direct quotes: (Long & Arnold, 1995, p. 14)

multiple sources: (Hills, Bergmann & Scarpello, 1984; Long & Arnold, 2004)

Referencing Books

Long, F. J., & Arnold, M. B. (1995). The power of environmental partnerships. Harcourt College Pub.

Hills, F. S., Bergmann, T. J., & Scarpello, V. G. (1994). Compensation decision making. Dryden Press.

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Note: Below are two links that will help you along the way. The first link is an easy-reference for  standard in-text citations of books, articles and websites. The APA cite will give you more specific details.

Message me if you have any further questions,

Daryn

https://www.libraries.psu.edu/psul/researchguides/citationstyles/APA_intext_citation.html

http://www.apastyle.org/learn/faqs/cite-website-material.aspx

Google scholar will help you. Write the title of book and Google scholar will show the results. After identifying the right result; please click at 'cite' and it will show various citation styles. APA format citation style may be 'copy-paste' directly.

Regards.

Hello Bahram Kazemian,

Here are a few of the main APA-style citations to get you started, however there are additional ways of shortening these citations as you write. I have noted some useful resources below.

In-text citations

citation: (Long & Arnold, 1995)

narrative: Long and Arnold (1995) ...

citing direct quotes: (Long & Arnold, 1995, p. 14)

multiple sources: (Hills, Bergmann & Scarpello, 1984; Long & Arnold, 2004)

Referencing Books

Long, F. J., & Arnold, M. B. (1995). The power of environmental partnerships. Harcourt College Pub.

Hills, F. S., Bergmann, T. J., & Scarpello, V. G. (1994). Compensation decision making. Dryden Press.

_____________________________________________

Note: Below are two links that will help you along the way. The first link is an easy-reference for  standard in-text citations of books, articles and websites. The APA cite will give you more specific details.

Message me if you have any further questions,

Daryn

https://www.libraries.psu.edu/psul/researchguides/citationstyles/APA_intext_citation.html

http://www.apastyle.org/learn/faqs/cite-website-material.aspx

Dear Sanjay Kumar and  Daryn Dyer, thank you very much for your contribution. I should inform you that I am going to write it in the reference section of a paper not within the text.

I agree with the reponse of Sanjay Kumar.

Dear colleagues, please see the following book I have recently reviewed and I'd like to cite it in the reference section of my upcoming paper. How can I cite it in the reference section.

Nicola Woods, 2006. Describing Discourse: A Practical Guide to Discourse Analysis. New York: Routledge. xviii + 204 pp., ISBN-10: 0340809612- ISBN-13: 978-0340809617 (pbk).

Reviewed by: Bahram Kazemian and published in Asian Journal of Communication, 25(5).

doi: 10.1080/01292986.2015.1076991

Hello Bahram Kazemian,

In that case, Dr. Kumar's suggestion is the most efficient way to cite material, using google scholar. When the source is located (in google scholar), under each there is a "cite" hyperlink, clicking on it will display three citation styles. From among them you can choose APA, cut paste etc.

I am about 70-80% sure the citation is awarded to the author. 

Daryn

Thank you dear Daryn dyer for your reply. Unfortunately, it has not been included in Google Scholar yet.

Dear Dr. Kazemian,

I think this is your book?

Woods, N. (2014). Describing discourse: A practical guide to discourse analysis. Routledge.

View link:

Daryn

https://scholar.google.ca/scholar?q=Describing+Discourse%3A+A+Practical+Guide+to+Discourse+Analysis&btnG=&hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C5

Unfortunately it is not, It is another book review written by H Doyle and published in 2008..

 Dear Mr. Kazemian,

I'm not sure if the following links will be of use, but I always use them when I write in APA style.  Here are the links: (on the second link, please scroll for the book review part.)

http://www.apastyle.org/learn/faqs/reference-book-review.aspx

https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/560/10/

Best regards,

Cameen

Dear Cameen Kettanun, Thank you very much. they are very helpful.

Whenever you refer a journal for publication 

The editor specifies how references are to be quoted 

There will be details given for book references 

They may vary from journal to journal 

Dear Bahram Kazemian,

I find article and sent you.

http://libguides.reynolds.edu/c.php?g=143612&p=939143

chrome-extension://oemmndcbldboiebfnladdacbdfmadadm/http://citesource.trincoll.edu/apa/apabookreviewprint_001.pdf

Regards, Shafagat

Dear Sir

The attached file will definitely help you

regards

reyaz

Dear Colleagues, I appreciate all of your help and favor. There is one more thing which is left unclear. Please see the following citations elements in order:

1 Author: Louise Lamphere

2 Publication date: 2005

3 Title of book review: Out of the Shadows:

Reclaiming the Contributions of Ruth Landes

4 Title of item reviewed:

Ruth Landes: A Life in Anthropology

5 Book’s author: Sally Cole

6 Name of periodical: Current Anthropology

7 Volume number: Volume 46

8 Page numbers: 485-486.

Proper Bibliographic Reference Format:

Lamphere, L. (2005). Out of the shadows: reclaiming the contributions of Ruth Landes [Review of the book Ruth Landes: a life in anthropology by Sally Cole]. Current Anthropology, 46, 485-6.

Now, the problems are numbers 3 and 4. If the title of the book review and the title of item reviewed are the same, should we remove one at the expense of the other or should we write both  as follows. It that correct or one of them must be removed.

Kazemian, B. (2015, Dec. 15). Describing discourse: A practical guide to discourse analysis by Nicola Woods [Review of the book Describing discourse: A Practical guide to discourse analysis, by Woods, N., 2006]. Asian Journal of Communication. 25(5). DOI: 10.1080/01292986.2015.1076991.

These are two examples of citing a book review in APA style

1. Soku, D. (2012, March 30). [Review of the book Leaves of Hope by E. Akutsa]. Wisconsin Journal, 3, pp. 91-93.

This citation in APA applies to book reviews where the reviewer has not given a title to his work. (NB. If there has been a doi number it would come after the pages)

2. Zola, B. (2010, April 28). Is there any meaning in life? [[Review of the book Leaves of Hope by E. Akutsa]. Wisconsin Journal, 3, pp. 91-93. (NB. If there has been a doi number it would come after the pages)

Dear Soku. Thank you very much for your help. It is very helpful. I appreciate it.