When writing a book review is it ok to abbreviate or should you spell out everything?

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Aquaboy

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The first time you refer to a book title, always write out the title in full, and in brackets next to it, write the abbreviation. From that point on, you can use the abbreviation.

For example, if I wanted to abbreviate the title of a book called, “Apples and Oranges,” I would write something like:

…”Apples and Oranges,” (AO)…

So from now on, (for the rest of the report), I can just use the abbreviation, “AO,” to represent the title.

The same thing applies to abbreviating anything in any document – for whatever you want to abbreviate, initially write it out in full before you use abbreviations.

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When writing a book review is it ok to abbreviate or should you spell out everything?

When writing a book review is it ok to abbreviate or should you spell out everything?

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