For books: do it like this example:

Last name, first name (author). Book Title (underlined). City, State: Publisher, year published. (For footnotes, you would add page numbers, too, and put author’s name in regular order). To show how I mean– Doe, John. My Book in Ten Chapters (underlined). Chicago, IL:Penguin Publishers, 2007. PUT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER BY AUTHOR’S LAST NAME.

For magazine articles, it is similar to above, except the article title in put in quotes, and the magazine name is underlined.

Two or more DIFFERENT sources (where you got your information) is what the teacher wants. So URL’s are good, but you’d ALSO need some other kind- like you said…books, articles, interviews, etc.

Here’s a page that deacribes HOW to write the bibliography based on what sources you used (in case you need it)

http://library.duke.edu/research/citing/workscited/index.html

you should use about 2 book – site the chapter and page title and author

title and author should be in italic and for the websites cite the date you recived this info