What is the best way to cite non academic books in papers, for example, if we are writing a paper on economics, and want to say that "Charles Dickens presents a good portrayal of the English society in his book Oliver Twist",
Do we cite it as just another paper:
- "Charles Dickens presents a good portrayal of the English society in his book [2]"
Is it enough just to mention it by name:
- "Charles Dickens presents a good portrayal of the English society in his book Oliver Twist"
Do we do both?
- "Charles Dickens presents a good portrayal of the English society in his book Oliver Twist[2]"
Third option looks nicer, but perhaps there is an unspoken standard.