If the size you want is just a bit smaller than a size offered by a 
service, you can simply deliver it in an HTML img tag that has it's size 
set to what you want (with CSS is the best way), and it'll be more or 
less fine.

You could also software on your end to resize the images to be somewhat 
smaller or larger than what you get from the service. Resizing to be 
larger may involve loss of image quality.

I don't know of any free book cover api that resizes images for you to 
your specifications, they all only offer images at certain sizes. I 
don't know about the commercial services like syndectics etc.

On 12/4/13 12:34 PM, Kaile Zhu wrote:
> A while ago, we had a discussion about book cover APIs.  I tried some of those mentioned and found they are working to some degree, but none of them would offer the size I want.  The flexibility of the size is just not there.  The size I am looking for is like this:
> http://img1.imagesbn.com/p/9780316227940_p0_v2_s114x166.JPG
>
> Anybody has found a way of implementing book cover api to your specifications successfully and is willing to share that with me?  Off-line if you want.  Much appreciation.  Thanks.
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