Options are:
[a]. For example, if the book name corresponds to: bob moss, " inside ", you would capitalize " smith, " " stoke, " and " buzz. " the lowercase " p " in the title should be capitalized.
[b]. For example, the end " i " in " bill " will usually be capitalized. Describe the author, author, title, city, state, province, or year in parenthesis to avoid confusion.
[c]. Throughout a dramatic (and potentially totally exaggerated) scene, the book name will always be capitalized. Highlight the first letter to make it more recognizable to readers.
[d]. For example, you would write to kill a mockingbird, the lord of the rings, or wuthering heights. Avoid capitalizing articles, prepositions, or coordinating conjunctions.Choose from options above and answer: What most naturally follows?

How to write a book name in an essay
Capitalize the first letter of all nouns, verbs, and adjectives in the book name.
Most words in the book name will be capitalized. In addition to the first word, you'll capitalize every significant word.
Answer:
[d].