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When a review in a periodical is cited, a
typical bibliographic entry will appear as follows:
Greenberg, K.L. (1993). [Review of Portfolios in the writing
classroom: An introduction]. College Composition and
Communication, 44, 266-268.
List the author of the review first and then place in brackets the name
of the book being reviewed. Outside the brackets, list the name of the
periodical in which the review can be found. Remember to include the
volume and page numbers.
For
more specific information, consult the Publication Manual of the
American Psychological Association (Fifth Edition).
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