Create a "Reference" or "Works Cited" page (depending on your instructor's requirements). Center the text and title the page on a new page following the end of your paper. Skip two lines before beginning reference listings.
Type your listing in this format: author’s last name, comma, first name, period. Textbook title underlined, period. Edition number (if it is the first edition, skip this step), period. City of publication (if city is relatively unknown, put city’s name, comma, state), colon, publisher's name, comma, date of publication, period.
Add annotated references--a short synopsis of the information you found in the textbook--if the instructor asks for them. Write the textbook’s reference information followed by a sentence or two describing the textbook.
Highlight the text, right-click (or use the toolbar) and select "Paragraph." Using the pull-down menu under "Special," select "Hanging" to create hanging indents for all the references, which is required in a MLA paper.