¿Qué hay en tu estantería? (Spanish books)

Cataloging your Spanish-language books just got a lot easier. We already have user-translated Spanish language site, www.LibraryThing.es, our fourth-most popular site. But we didn't have good Spanish sources.

So today I've added 20 Spanish sources, including a bookstore and nineteen libraries.

The bookstore, deastore.com, is an excellent source for recent books, popular paperbacks and cover images, mostly from Spain. Deastore is critical insofar as Amazon, our most-used source, has no Spanish or Latin American site, and few Spanish books. The libraries provide depth, including older books and--although all but one are from Spain itself--books from elsewhere in the Spanish-speaking world.

You can add sources to your options here. Here's the complete list:

• deastore.com
• Biblioteca Central de La Rioja
• Biblioteca de Castilla y Leon
• Biblioteca Foral de Bizkaia
• Biblioteca Pública de Avila
• Biblioteca Pública de Burgos
• Biblioteca Pública de Palencia
• Biblioteca Pública de Salamanca
• Biblioteca Pública de Segovia
• Biblioteca Virtual Miguel de Cervantes
• Congreso de los Diputados
• Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
• Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
• Universidad Complutense de Madrid
• Universidad de Alcalá de Henares
• Universidad de Alicante
• Universidad de Burgos
• Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia (UNED)
• Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
• Universidad Pública de Navarra

Did you make it this far? The first 25 people to write to tim@librarything.com from a Spanish-language email address (.es, .mx, .ar, etc) will get a free membership. (If you don't have one, write to us in Spanish.) And for the next few days, if you run a Spanish-language blog, we'll send you five memberships—to blog or just to give to friends.