Amazon has launched a US Spanish-language ebook selection within the Kindle Store that boasts more than 30,000 Spanish-language titles. The collection includes all of the Spanish-language Nielsen best sellers, exclusive Dora the Explorer and Go Diego Go books, subscriptions to 14 Latin American newspapers, popular translated works like The Hunger Games and Steve Jobs, and what Amazon says is “the largest representation of Mexican authors.” Amazon is also going beyond a simple warehousing of Spanish books, by including dedicated help pages and phone and e-mail support for Spanish-speaking users.
Amazon launches ‘ebooks Kindle en Español’ with over 30,000 Spanish-language titles
Amazon has launched a US Spanish-language eBook selection within the Kindle Store that boasts more than 30,000 Spanish-language digital and hardcover books.
Amazon has launched a US Spanish-language eBook selection within the Kindle Store that boasts more than 30,000 Spanish-language digital and hardcover books.
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Independent authors and publishers can now use the Kindle Direct Publishing website to make their books available in the Spanish-language store. For now, the Spanish-only store is limited to the US, but Amazon says that it intends to expand the store around the world.
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