Do you have to write an essay or a research paper for college? Then the chances are high that you will need a few tips on citing the resource materials in MLA style. MLA is the most common style used for citing sources within the liberal arts and humanities.  

Quite often, you will need to cite research sources that you have accessed in eBook form. The MLA citation style of an eBook will be slightly different than a book in print form.  To cite your sources appropriately in MLA, you must start by consulting the list of core elements. The Modern Language Association suggests you cite an eBook in the following order:

The full name of the author(s), Title of the chapter or section, Title of the e-book, translated by or edited by First name Last name, vol. number, Publisher, Year of publication, page number(s). Title of the web site or database, URL.

Each of the sections follows some specific guidelines for citation. Today we are going to give you a step by step guidance to cite eBooks in MLA format. Go through this blog meticulously to tackle each of the aforementioned sections with confidence.

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