Formatting and capitalising titles

Key Notes:

🎨✨ Formatting & Capitalising Titles ✨📚

What is a Title?

👉 A title is the name of a book, story, movie, poem, song, article, or any piece of writing.

• 💡 Example: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

Rules for Capitalising Titles 🖊️

✅ Always capitalize:

• The first word (no matter what it is).
• The last word (no matter what it is).
• All important words (nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs).

❌ Do NOT capitalize:

• Short words (a, an, the, and, but, or, nor, for, in, on, at, with, to, of, by) unless they are the first or last word.

💡 Example:

• ✔️ The Lion King
• ✔️ Charlotte’s Web
• ✔️ A Journey to the Moon

Formatting Titles 🎀

📌 Books & Movies → Italicize or underline.

• Example: The Jungle Book or The Jungle Book

📌 Short Works (stories, poems, songs, articles) → Put in “quotation marks.”

• Example: “Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star”

Quick Tips 🌟

• ⭐ First & last word → Always capitalized.
• ⭐ Important words → Capitalized.
• ⭐ Small joining words → Lowercase (unless first/last).
• ⭐ Use italics or “quotation marks” depending on the type of title.

Fun Examples 🎬📖🎶

• Book: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
• Poem: “The Road Not Taken”
• Movie: Finding Nemo
• Song: “Let It Go”

👉 Remember: Titles should look neat, clear, and stand out! 🎉