Carlos Barroso, SGEL director, talks to America Reads Spanish about the company's catalog, latest releases and their online teacher resources for Spanish as a second language.

The movie, based on Carmen Rico Godoy's novel with the same name, is featured this week at the Días de Cine Reading Club. This initiative is sponsored by the America Reads Spanish program and the American Library Association to promote literature and the Spanish language in American libraries and universities.

Javier Celaya writes in dosdoce.com an interesting piece on the increasing presence of technological exhibitors in book fairs, after visiting the latest edition of the London Book Fair.

On April 23 the world commemorates either the birthand death of prominent authors, that is why Unesco choose the date to celebrate the Book day.

“Things that Dream: Contemporary Calligraphic Artists' Books” / “Cosas que sueñan: Libros de artistas caligráficos contemporáneos” will open Thursday, April 19, at Stanford University. The exhibition is free and open to the public.

eBook far from substituting physical book, segments readers based on necessity and use, and publishers must search for a new value for books, are some of the conclusions reached by the panel of experts.

Customers can now select from over 30,000 Spanish-language Kindle books, including exclusive Kindle Singles.

Fernando Bona, Habla con Eñe director, tells America Reads Spanish about the company's vision, its catalog and latest releases for the US market. Bona will also talk about the publisher's future projects and their online teacher resources for Spanish as a second language.

America Reads Spanish interviews Grupo Anaya about the company's vision, its catalog and latest releases for the US market. We will also hear about the publisher's future projects and their online teacher resources for Spanish as a second language.

Education Week' blog goes over the growth of this programs and the challenge of finding teachers.