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Do you underline a title of booklet?

You generally do not underline the title of a booklet.

Here's why:

* Modern Style: Underlining is an older style of formatting. Today, we typically use italics for book titles, and that includes booklets.

* Consistency: Italicizing titles across different types of publications (books, articles, booklets) helps maintain a consistent style.

* Clarity: Underlining can sometimes be confused with a link, especially in digital documents.

Here's how to properly format a booklet title:

* Italicize: *The Complete Guide to Birdwatching*

* Quotation Marks: If the booklet is part of a larger work, use quotation marks. For example: *The History of the American West* ("The Pony Express")

Exceptions:

* Specific Style Guides: Some style guides might have specific rules regarding booklet titles. Always refer to the guidelines for the specific publication or organization.

Let me know if you have more questions about formatting!

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