Library Work

1.       http://en191f12s28yanjunli.blogspot.com/

 The first book that I read was about “Last Shot”. It was picked by Yanjun Li. On page 15 it says “Dick Weiss, he said, introducing himself to Stevie and Susan Carol”.

2.       http://shonibaremas19902802.blogspot.com/

The second book I read was about “The Development of Nigerian Foreign Policy”. It was picked by Monijesu Shonibare. On page 15 it says “But it would be wrong to assume that Nigerian political parties, at the beginning of the election campaign, had definitely formulated policies for the nation to follow in the world affairs.”

 3.       http://enlizhang191f12s28.blogspot.com/

The Third book I read was about “Admiral of the Pacific”. It was picked by Enli Zhang. On page 15 it says “But now both this parents were dead Isoroku felt he could respond to the Yamamoto invitation”.

4.       http://yifuchen.blogspot.com/

The fourth book I read was about “South Asia”. It was picked by Yifu Chen. On page 15 it says “Pakistan: British subjects or holders of British or commonwealth passports, with the exception of Indians and citizens of the Union of South Africa, do not need a visa”.

5.       http://en191f12s28jonaou.blogspot.com/

The fifth book I read was about “How To Talk Minnesotan: A visitor's Guide”. It was picked by Jonathan Teounda Ouedraogo. On page 15 it says “Buttered and folded white bread can be substituted for the tortillas”.

Work cited

1.       John Feinstein, “Last Shot”, published by Alfred A. Knopf. In Random House, New York, 2005, page 11.

2.       Cloud, S.P. (1964). The Development of Nigerian Foreign Policy, New York, USA: Northwestern University Press.

3.       John Deane Potter, Admiral of the pacific, Cox & Wyman Ltd, London, 1965, page 129.

4.       Caldwell, John. South Asia Travel Guide. New York: The John Day Company, 1960. Print.

5.       Mohr, Howard. (August 4th, 1987). How To Talk Minnesotan: A visitor's Guide. New York, USA: Penguin Group.