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Please give The Full annotated bibliography needs to be about Mohsin Hamid's book "Face in the Mirror," which was published by the New York Times in 2018. citations, summaries, biographies should be used for each of the scholarly six sources. Need two-hundred words for each summery for each source please.

What would be a great full annotated bibliography on "Face in the Mirror"?

What is the summary in a paragraph that explains the topic sentence which is the main idea of the whole paper?

What are the major ideas that support the paper's claim? It's good to include a short quote.

What would be the final sentence in the summary that should explain the source's context with the other sources?

What's unique about this source, how it could help someone in a research paper?

The information about the author or publisher is a few sentences after the summary that explains how the author or publisher is an expert on the topic. You should name only exact details like the author's education, previous publications, or employment. Don't include opinions like he's a "great expert"; simply stick to the facts. If there is no author, provide information about the publisher such as being a peer-reviewed journal or produced by a university press.

Example of what it should look like, exactly 6 sources with citations. See below

Example only below this sentence Should look like this but with 5 other sources. Total 6 Meyers, C.D. "'If Only I Had an Essence!' Existentialism and The Wizard of Oz." Midwest Quarterly, vol. 53, no. 1, fall 2011, pp. 95-110. Academic Search Complete, https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&AuthType=shib&db=a9h&AN=670 13226&authtype=shib&site=ehost-live&custid=hcc Meyers discusses the film The Wizard of Oz, looking at it from a perspective of existentialism. Although Meyers acknowledges that the film was not created to have existential themes, he explains how looking at the film from an existential viewpoint reveals that it does indeed have existential features. Meyers first discusses the irony of existential themes in the film, and how these themes would seem more likely coming from darker works, but that is not always the case. Next Meyers takes a deeper dive into what existentialism is and its history. Then, Meyers talks about how existentialism is reflected in human condition, like how it impacts the choices of people and how people identify themselves. The article then moves on to how the major theses of existentialism are present in the Wizard of Oz, taking deep looks into characters such as Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the Tinman, and the Lion. Meyers talks about their roles in the story and how their thoughts and actions relate to existentialism. This article is a special source for the research paper because of how deeply it looks into the individual characters, and also how it gives insight into human condition that will be helpful in describing the human feelings portrayed in the film and how they may relate to the topic of acceptance.