Citation for TDOAF

There are 2 things you need to include in your essay to properly cite a text you reference in your paper.
1. A Works Cited page listing citations for all references cited in the text (quotes, paraphrasing, and summarizing).
2. An in-text citation which follows the quote (or paraphrasing or summarizing)

#1: Below is the citation for TDOAF from the textbook. You can copy and paste it onto the Works Cited page in your character analysis essay.

Goodrich, Frances and Albert Hackett. The Diary of Anne Frank. Elements of Literature: Second Course. Ed. Laura Baci, et. al. Austin, TX: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 2000. 346-409. 

OTHER CITATIONS YOU MIGHT NEED:
The actual diary:
Frank, Anne. Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl. New York: Pocket Books, 1953.

The short movie we watched in class:
The Short Life of Anne Frank. Schlessinger Media, 2002. DVD.

*PLEASE NOTE*

*You will have to change the font, size, and hanging indent to make the format match your essay after you copy and paste this.

**If you ONLY took quotes from the textbook, this is the only citation you will have on your Works Cited page.

***There is a sample Works Cited page below on this blog, so check it out, if you forget how it should look. 

#2:

 

Looking for quotes on Anne Frank for your paper???

The Christian Science Monitor offers Anne Frank: 10 quotes on her birthday. Click on the link to get quotes from Anne's diary that might help you hook the reader in your paper.

Goodreads has created a Holocaust Quotes Page, which is pretty cool, because it has quotes from a lot of the books we read for our Holocaust reading project. That would be a great way to start your character analysis paper, but remember, it has to relate to this paper. Stay focused.

Quotes from Holocaust survivor, Elie Wiesel. He is amazing, to say the least. He survived the Holocaust, wrote about it, won a Nobel Peace Prize for all of his work in standing up against oppression. He is truly amazing, and one of his inspiring quotes may be the way to begin your paper.