Annotated+Bibliography+Notes

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An annotated bibliography lists the citations that you usually see in a bibliography plus a brief paragraph (2-4 sentences) describing the resource including why the person decided to use it in the research.
 * Points to consider**:
 * What is this resource about?
 * Why did I include it?
 * What are its strengths and weaknesses?
 * Why is it reliable?

Zahensky, Barbara. __Diet Fads__. New York: Rosen Publishing, 2007. This book discussed body and weight issues including why people overeat, diet fads, and positive dietary planning. It offered a helpful section on diet fads, the myths and the facts. There was a glossary, a list of organizations, and a large bibliography that I used to find other useful materials. Title :
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 * // Use the space below to jot down notes for the annotations that you will write when you complete your bibliography at the end of the project //**.

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