Try these tools where you can enter your bibliographic elements (information such as the author, title, publisher, publication date, etc.) to produce an APA compliant bibliography.
This is a quick guide (created by the University of Alberta, Augustana Campus) on how to make a "reference list" at the end of your paper and how to "cite in text" using the APA author-date system. Citing in text means citing the works of those individuals whose ideas, research findings and theories directly influenced your own writing. You must cite these sources in the text of your paper even if you are paraphrasing someone else's work.
For additional instructions and examples on "in-text citing" check slide numbers 13 through 16 in the Basics of APA Style Tutorial. Click here to see examples of different types of materials that you are citing such as books or journal articles with single or multiple authors.
Use this site (created by the University of Wisconsin, Madison) for a more comprehensive list of examples for creating APA parenthetical citations or an APA reference list.