Which of the following in-text citations is written correctly for a book citation? The author of the source is Adam Starks, the
title of the book is Animals of the Australian Outback, and the paper quotes a passage from page 97. (Starks 97). (Starks p. 97). (Starks, Animals, 97). (Animals, p. 97).
For in-text MLA citations, the author's last name and page number are required for a book citation. The author's name is first inside the parenthesis then it's followed by the page number. Do not include a "p" to show that it's a page number. It is considered known that the number is a page number so including the p would be a redundancy. If the author's name is said as the speaker of the quote, the name does not need to be inside the parenthesis, only the page number.
The <span>theme that might be suggested by the evidence in these lines 10-11 is bewilderment and confusion. Confusion because he is shocked as to why this transformation overnight happened to him without knowing how. Bewilderment because he panicked as to why his transformation does not suit to where he lives.</span>
