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And how could we forget citing a book/book chapter?

Citing a book chapter is much like citing a journal article, but we'll cover it as we go over how to prepare a citation for a book source as well.
MLA states that the following information is necessary in a book citation:

The name of the author
The title of the book
The name of the publisher
The place of publication
The year of publication

If you are citing a chapter or essay from a book, you will also need the following information:

The name of the editor(s). Keep in mind that the person who wrote the chapter is the author and may be a different person than those named on the cover of the book.
The page numbers
The edition (if necessary)

There may be additional information needed (e.g., translator) depending on your source, so be sure to double check your handbook.

The citation for a book will look something like this:
Author's name (Last, First). Tittle of the Book. City of Publication: Publisher, Year.

The citation for a book article will look something like this:
Author of chapter/work in book (Last, First). "Title of Chapter/Work." Title of the Book. Ed. (<= this "Ed." means editor. Only use it if there is one) Editor's Name (First Last). City of Publication: Publisher, Year.

Now you try.
I said earlier that you found a chapter in a book that you wanted to quote from, so you need to have a citation for this work. Let's say the following is the information you found:

Author: Janet Wu
Chapter: Chapter Four: Feminine Chic and the Power of the Trumpet
Editor(s): Karen Stills
Book: Tones of the Masters
Page(s): 97-142
Year: 1996
Publisher: Equal House
City: Seattle

Choose the correct citation:

1.	Wu, Janet. "Chapter Four: Feminine Chic and the Power of the Trumpet." Tones of the Masters. Ed. Karen Stills. Equal House: Seattle, 1996.
2.	Wu, Janet. "Chapter Four: Feminine Chic and the Power of the Trumpet." Tones of the Masters. Ed. Still, Karen. Equal House: Seattle, 1996.
3.	Wu, Janet. "Chapter Four: Feminine Chic and the Power of the Trumpet." Tones of the Masters. Ed. Karen Stills. Seattle: Equal House, 1996.
4.	Wu, Janet. "Chapter Four: Feminine Chic and the Power of the Trumpet." Tones of the Masters. Ed. Karen Stills. Seattle: Equal House, (1996).