How to Write a Master′s Thesis

Currently working on a second master's degree and thesis, after a number of years in the workforce. This book is a very plain and detailed approach to completing the parts of a master's thesis. While online resources maybe preferred for some, I like the fact that I can open the book, make highlights and go to the specific section for guidance. This is not a long (in number of pages manual) but I do feel as if its thorough and exhaustive for a novice or experienced researcher. Everything is included to help you brainstorm and write, which are normally where most people like myself need the most help. I chose the paperback which is easier to stay open without losing your space.

This is a really useful and helpful book for anyone writing a humanities/social sciences dissertation. It details the sections and subsections expected from a thesis and what should be included where. It provides an excellent framework to build the presentation of you research around.My one quibble is that it assumes you will be writing in APA style and does not account for other common reference systems which may be somewhat different.