(Only use this field if you need to credit an illustrator, narrator, and/or translator. For each contributor, check a box to indicate their role. You can choose more than one role per contributor, like when the same person is both a translator and a narrator. You can also uncheck any box that you checked.)
(Only use this field if you need to credit an editor, illustrator, narrator, and/or translator. For each contributor, check a box to indicate their role. You can choose more than one role per contributor, like when the same person is both a translator and a narrator. You can also uncheck any box that you checked.)
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(If a book lists both an author and editor on the cover or title page, credit the author in the Author field above, and credit the editor here.)
(The author and illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel work together creatively to tell the story. Therefore, the illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel should be credited. When the author and illustrator are the same, credit the same person twice: once in the Author field above and once as illustrator here. Do not credit the illustrator when illustrations are supportive, like those in young adult books, textbooks, and reference books.)
(All audiobooks include one or more narrators. There are only four situations in which your citation should indicate that you used an audiobook:
- The content of the audiobook differed from the original book, like an abridged audiobook ed.
- The audiobook was released in a different year than the original book.
- In your paper, you noted something special, like the impact of the narration.
- In your paper, you used a quote from the audiobook.)
(If the book was translated into English from another language, include the name of the translator.)
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(If a book lists both an author and editor on the cover or title page, credit the author in the Author field above, and credit the editor here.)
(The author and illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel work together creatively to tell the story. Therefore, the illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel should be credited. When the author and illustrator are the same, credit the same person twice: once in the Author field above and once as illustrator here. Do not credit the illustrator when illustrations are supportive, like those in young adult books, textbooks, and reference books.)
(All audiobooks include one or more narrators. There are only four situations in which your citation should indicate that you used an audiobook:
- The content of the audiobook differed from the original book, like an abridged audiobook ed.
- The audiobook was released in a different year than the original book.
- In your paper, you noted something special, like the impact of the narration.
- In your paper, you used a quote from the audiobook.)
(If the book was translated into English from another language, include the name of the translator.)
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(If a book lists both an author and editor on the cover or title page, credit the author in the Author field above, and credit the editor here.)
(The author and illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel work together creatively to tell the story. Therefore, the illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel should be credited. When the author and illustrator are the same, credit the same person twice: once in the Author field above and once as illustrator here. Do not credit the illustrator when illustrations are supportive, like those in young adult books, textbooks, and reference books.)
(All audiobooks include one or more narrators. There are only four situations in which your citation should indicate that you used an audiobook:
- The content of the audiobook differed from the original book, like an abridged audiobook ed.
- The audiobook was released in a different year than the original book.
- In your paper, you noted something special, like the impact of the narration.
- In your paper, you used a quote from the audiobook.)
(If the book was translated into English from another language, include the name of the translator.)
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(If a book lists both an author and editor on the cover or title page, credit the author in the Author field above, and credit the editor here.)
(The author and illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel work together creatively to tell the story. Therefore, the illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel should be credited. When the author and illustrator are the same, credit the same person twice: once in the Author field above and once as illustrator here. Do not credit the illustrator when illustrations are supportive, like those in young adult books, textbooks, and reference books.)
(All audiobooks include one or more narrators. There are only four situations in which your citation should indicate that you used an audiobook:
- The content of the audiobook differed from the original book, like an abridged audiobook ed.
- The audiobook was released in a different year than the original book.
- In your paper, you noted something special, like the impact of the narration.
- In your paper, you used a quote from the audiobook.)
(If the book was translated into English from another language, include the name of the translator.)
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(If a book lists both an author and editor on the cover or title page, credit the author in the Author field above, and credit the editor here.)
(The author and illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel work together creatively to tell the story. Therefore, the illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel should be credited. When the author and illustrator are the same, credit the same person twice: once in the Author field above and once as illustrator here. Do not credit the illustrator when illustrations are supportive, like those in young adult books, textbooks, and reference books.)
(All audiobooks include one or more narrators. There are only four situations in which your citation should indicate that you used an audiobook:
- The content of the audiobook differed from the original book, like an abridged audiobook ed.
- The audiobook was released in a different year than the original book.
- In your paper, you noted something special, like the impact of the narration.
- In your paper, you used a quote from the audiobook.)
(If the book was translated into English from another language, include the name of the translator.)
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(If a book lists both an author and editor on the cover or title page, credit the author in the Author field above, and credit the editor here.)
(The author and illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel work together creatively to tell the story. Therefore, the illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel should be credited. When the author and illustrator are the same, credit the same person twice: once in the Author field above and once as illustrator here. Do not credit the illustrator when illustrations are supportive, like those in young adult books, textbooks, and reference books.)
(All audiobooks include one or more narrators. There are only four situations in which your citation should indicate that you used an audiobook:
- The content of the audiobook differed from the original book, like an abridged audiobook ed.
- The audiobook was released in a different year than the original book.
- In your paper, you noted something special, like the impact of the narration.
- In your paper, you used a quote from the audiobook.)
(If the book was translated into English from another language, include the name of the translator.)
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(If a book lists both an author and editor on the cover or title page, credit the author in the Author field above, and credit the editor here.)
(The author and illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel work together creatively to tell the story. Therefore, the illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel should be credited. When the author and illustrator are the same, credit the same person twice: once in the Author field above and once as illustrator here. Do not credit the illustrator when illustrations are supportive, like those in young adult books, textbooks, and reference books.)
(All audiobooks include one or more narrators. There are only four situations in which your citation should indicate that you used an audiobook:
- The content of the audiobook differed from the original book, like an abridged audiobook ed.
- The audiobook was released in a different year than the original book.
- In your paper, you noted something special, like the impact of the narration.
- In your paper, you used a quote from the audiobook.)
(If the book was translated into English from another language, include the name of the translator.)
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(If a book lists both an author and editor on the cover or title page, credit the author in the Author field above, and credit the editor here.)
(The author and illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel work together creatively to tell the story. Therefore, the illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel should be credited. When the author and illustrator are the same, credit the same person twice: once in the Author field above and once as illustrator here. Do not credit the illustrator when illustrations are supportive, like those in young adult books, textbooks, and reference books.)
(All audiobooks include one or more narrators. There are only four situations in which your citation should indicate that you used an audiobook:
- The content of the audiobook differed from the original book, like an abridged audiobook ed.
- The audiobook was released in a different year than the original book.
- In your paper, you noted something special, like the impact of the narration.
- In your paper, you used a quote from the audiobook.)
(If the book was translated into English from another language, include the name of the translator.)
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(If a book lists both an author and editor on the cover or title page, credit the author in the Author field above, and credit the editor here.)
(The author and illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel work together creatively to tell the story. Therefore, the illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel should be credited. When the author and illustrator are the same, credit the same person twice: once in the Author field above and once as illustrator here. Do not credit the illustrator when illustrations are supportive, like those in young adult books, textbooks, and reference books.)
(All audiobooks include one or more narrators. There are only four situations in which your citation should indicate that you used an audiobook:
- The content of the audiobook differed from the original book, like an abridged audiobook ed.
- The audiobook was released in a different year than the original book.
- In your paper, you noted something special, like the impact of the narration.
- In your paper, you used a quote from the audiobook.)
(If the book was translated into English from another language, include the name of the translator.)
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(If a book lists both an author and editor on the cover or title page, credit the author in the Author field above, and credit the editor here.)
(The author and illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel work together creatively to tell the story. Therefore, the illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel should be credited. When the author and illustrator are the same, credit the same person twice: once in the Author field above and once as illustrator here. Do not credit the illustrator when illustrations are supportive, like those in young adult books, textbooks, and reference books.)
(All audiobooks include one or more narrators. There are only four situations in which your citation should indicate that you used an audiobook:
- The content of the audiobook differed from the original book, like an abridged audiobook ed.
- The audiobook was released in a different year than the original book.
- In your paper, you noted something special, like the impact of the narration.
- In your paper, you used a quote from the audiobook.)
(If the book was translated into English from another language, include the name of the translator.)
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(If a book lists both an author and editor on the cover or title page, credit the author in the Author field above, and credit the editor here.)
(The author and illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel work together creatively to tell the story. Therefore, the illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel should be credited. When the author and illustrator are the same, credit the same person twice: once in the Author field above and once as illustrator here. Do not credit the illustrator when illustrations are supportive, like those in young adult books, textbooks, and reference books.)
(All audiobooks include one or more narrators. There are only four situations in which your citation should indicate that you used an audiobook:
- The content of the audiobook differed from the original book, like an abridged audiobook ed.
- The audiobook was released in a different year than the original book.
- In your paper, you noted something special, like the impact of the narration.
- In your paper, you used a quote from the audiobook.)
(If the book was translated into English from another language, include the name of the translator.)
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(If a book lists both an author and editor on the cover or title page, credit the author in the Author field above, and credit the editor here.)
(The author and illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel work together creatively to tell the story. Therefore, the illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel should be credited. When the author and illustrator are the same, credit the same person twice: once in the Author field above and once as illustrator here. Do not credit the illustrator when illustrations are supportive, like those in young adult books, textbooks, and reference books.)
(All audiobooks include one or more narrators. There are only four situations in which your citation should indicate that you used an audiobook:
- The content of the audiobook differed from the original book, like an abridged audiobook ed.
- The audiobook was released in a different year than the original book.
- In your paper, you noted something special, like the impact of the narration.
- In your paper, you used a quote from the audiobook.)
(If the book was translated into English from another language, include the name of the translator.)
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(If a book lists both an author and editor on the cover or title page, credit the author in the Author field above, and credit the editor here.)
(The author and illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel work together creatively to tell the story. Therefore, the illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel should be credited. When the author and illustrator are the same, credit the same person twice: once in the Author field above and once as illustrator here. Do not credit the illustrator when illustrations are supportive, like those in young adult books, textbooks, and reference books.)
(All audiobooks include one or more narrators. There are only four situations in which your citation should indicate that you used an audiobook:
- The content of the audiobook differed from the original book, like an abridged audiobook ed.
- The audiobook was released in a different year than the original book.
- In your paper, you noted something special, like the impact of the narration.
- In your paper, you used a quote from the audiobook.)
(If the book was translated into English from another language, include the name of the translator.)
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(If a book lists both an author and editor on the cover or title page, credit the author in the Author field above, and credit the editor here.)
(The author and illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel work together creatively to tell the story. Therefore, the illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel should be credited. When the author and illustrator are the same, credit the same person twice: once in the Author field above and once as illustrator here. Do not credit the illustrator when illustrations are supportive, like those in young adult books, textbooks, and reference books.)
(All audiobooks include one or more narrators. There are only four situations in which your citation should indicate that you used an audiobook:
- The content of the audiobook differed from the original book, like an abridged audiobook ed.
- The audiobook was released in a different year than the original book.
- In your paper, you noted something special, like the impact of the narration.
- In your paper, you used a quote from the audiobook.)
(If the book was translated into English from another language, include the name of the translator.)
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(If a book lists both an author and editor on the cover or title page, credit the author in the Author field above, and credit the editor here.)
(The author and illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel work together creatively to tell the story. Therefore, the illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel should be credited. When the author and illustrator are the same, credit the same person twice: once in the Author field above and once as illustrator here. Do not credit the illustrator when illustrations are supportive, like those in young adult books, textbooks, and reference books.)
(All audiobooks include one or more narrators. There are only four situations in which your citation should indicate that you used an audiobook:
- The content of the audiobook differed from the original book, like an abridged audiobook ed.
- The audiobook was released in a different year than the original book.
- In your paper, you noted something special, like the impact of the narration.
- In your paper, you used a quote from the audiobook.)
(If the book was translated into English from another language, include the name of the translator.)
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(If a book lists both an author and editor on the cover or title page, credit the author in the Author field above, and credit the editor here.)
(The author and illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel work together creatively to tell the story. Therefore, the illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel should be credited. When the author and illustrator are the same, credit the same person twice: once in the Author field above and once as illustrator here. Do not credit the illustrator when illustrations are supportive, like those in young adult books, textbooks, and reference books.)
(All audiobooks include one or more narrators. There are only four situations in which your citation should indicate that you used an audiobook:
- The content of the audiobook differed from the original book, like an abridged audiobook ed.
- The audiobook was released in a different year than the original book.
- In your paper, you noted something special, like the impact of the narration.
- In your paper, you used a quote from the audiobook.)
(If the book was translated into English from another language, include the name of the translator.)
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(If a book lists both an author and editor on the cover or title page, credit the author in the Author field above, and credit the editor here.)
(The author and illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel work together creatively to tell the story. Therefore, the illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel should be credited. When the author and illustrator are the same, credit the same person twice: once in the Author field above and once as illustrator here. Do not credit the illustrator when illustrations are supportive, like those in young adult books, textbooks, and reference books.)
(All audiobooks include one or more narrators. There are only four situations in which your citation should indicate that you used an audiobook:
- The content of the audiobook differed from the original book, like an abridged audiobook ed.
- The audiobook was released in a different year than the original book.
- In your paper, you noted something special, like the impact of the narration.
- In your paper, you used a quote from the audiobook.)
(If the book was translated into English from another language, include the name of the translator.)
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(If a book lists both an author and editor on the cover or title page, credit the author in the Author field above, and credit the editor here.)
(The author and illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel work together creatively to tell the story. Therefore, the illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel should be credited. When the author and illustrator are the same, credit the same person twice: once in the Author field above and once as illustrator here. Do not credit the illustrator when illustrations are supportive, like those in young adult books, textbooks, and reference books.)
(All audiobooks include one or more narrators. There are only four situations in which your citation should indicate that you used an audiobook:
- The content of the audiobook differed from the original book, like an abridged audiobook ed.
- The audiobook was released in a different year than the original book.
- In your paper, you noted something special, like the impact of the narration.
- In your paper, you used a quote from the audiobook.)
(If the book was translated into English from another language, include the name of the translator.)
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(If a book lists both an author and editor on the cover or title page, credit the author in the Author field above, and credit the editor here.)
(The author and illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel work together creatively to tell the story. Therefore, the illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel should be credited. When the author and illustrator are the same, credit the same person twice: once in the Author field above and once as illustrator here. Do not credit the illustrator when illustrations are supportive, like those in young adult books, textbooks, and reference books.)
(All audiobooks include one or more narrators. There are only four situations in which your citation should indicate that you used an audiobook:
- The content of the audiobook differed from the original book, like an abridged audiobook ed.
- The audiobook was released in a different year than the original book.
- In your paper, you noted something special, like the impact of the narration.
- In your paper, you used a quote from the audiobook.)
(If the book was translated into English from another language, include the name of the translator.)
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(If a book lists both an author and editor on the cover or title page, credit the author in the Author field above, and credit the editor here.)
(The author and illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel work together creatively to tell the story. Therefore, the illustrator of a children’s book or graphic novel should be credited. When the author and illustrator are the same, credit the same person twice: once in the Author field above and once as illustrator here. Do not credit the illustrator when illustrations are supportive, like those in young adult books, textbooks, and reference books.)
(All audiobooks include one or more narrators. There are only four situations in which your citation should indicate that you used an audiobook:
- The content of the audiobook differed from the original book, like an abridged audiobook ed.
- The audiobook was released in a different year than the original book.
- In your paper, you noted something special, like the impact of the narration.
- In your paper, you used a quote from the audiobook.)
(If the book was translated into English from another language, include the name of the translator.)