Cite the book in the text of your paper. Both direct quotes and paraphrases require citations. If you are using a direct quotation, make sure the quote is typed in quotation marks. If you are paraphrasing a passage or idea from the book, you do not need to use quotation marks.
At the end of the sentence in which the quote or idea appears, cite the page number of the quote or idea. At the end of the sentence, before the comma, type in parentheses the author's name followed by one space and the page number of the quote. Do this for every quote or idea in your text. If you have multiple quotes from the same author, you can omit the author's name in subsequent citations.
Make an entry in your bibliography for the book you referred to. A bibliography entry for a book should be formatted as such:
Last name, First name. Title of Book (in italics). Place of publication: Publisher, Year of Publication. Medium of publication.