Chicago review citations use the reviewer as author, add “review of Work” after the title, then give the source, date, and pages or URL/DOI.

In APA 7, a review article is cited like any journal article: author, year, title, journal, volume(issue), pages, and a DOI or URL when available.

To cite a review in APA 7, list the reviewer, date, title or bracketed description, the source, and a DOI or URL matching where you read it.

In APA 7, cite a peer-reviewed article as Author, A. A., (Year). Title. Journal Name, volume(issue), pages, and the DOI or URL when available.

To cite a review, list the reviewer, date, title, what was reviewed in brackets, source details, and DOI or URL in the style you’re using.

In APA, cite a literature review by matching its source type—review article, thesis chapter, or book chapter—using author, year, title, and source.

To cite a review in APA 7, list the reviewer, date, title, [Review of …], source, volume(issue), pages, and a DOI or a working URL.

To cite a website in a literature review, list author or group, date (or n.d.), page title, URL, and site name when relevant; use author–date in text.

In MLA, cite a literature review like any article: author, “title,” journal, vol., no., year, pages, and DOI or URL; add in-text (Author page/para).

In MLA, list the reviewer, add “Review of” + the work, then the container, date, and location; use author-page in text.