APA 7th edition referencing format. Title of book: The art of childhood and adolescence: The construction of meaning Date published: 2003 Author(s)’ name(s): John Matthews City/Country of publication: London Publisher name: Routledge b. Title of book: Date published: 2020 Author(s)’ name(s): Jane Johnston and Mark Sheehan City/Country of publication: United Kingdom Publisher name: New York: Routledge Public relations: Theory and practice

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