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Sheri, There is no single "best" way of doing a literature review. Much depends on the aim, scope and length of the research study being reported. Also, different literature reviews have different purposes. If you want a recipe, I suggest you consult a cookbook. Then, again, there is no single best recipe for any dish or food offering, except, of course, my wife's. You write, "I wanted one that’s been tested among our group." I wonder, just who are the members of your group? Charles R. Hildreth, Ph.D. 146 Marks Avenue Lancaster, Ohio 43130 >________________________________ > From: Sheri A. Massey <[log in to unmask]> >To: [log in to unmask] >Sent: Friday, January 20, 2012 2:59 PM >Subject: Literature Review Text > > >Hello All, > > >I am looking for a book or manual that walks a person through the steps of doing a literature review— very detailed, replicable steps. There are many lit review books available, but I wanted one that’s been tested among our group. Also, I am not looking for a complete guide to research, just something on literature reviews. > > >Thanks in advance for your help! > > >-SM > > >______________________ >Sheri Anita Massey, Ph.D. >Lecturer > >College of Information Studies >4117L Hornbake Library, South Wing >University of Maryland >O: (301) 405-4580 >F: (301) 314-9145 >[log in to unmask] > >