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I've now been able to implement covers from Google and Amazon in our test catalog. Google has many fewer images, they sometimes don't make any sense (getting an author photo instead of the cover), and getting them is slow, at least through the javascript methods posted here recently. However, Amazon's terms seem unfriendly to libraries since "Your use of the Amazon Properties must be strictly limited to promoting the availability of products and services on the Amazon Website...." I'd really like to go with Amazon. Is there anyone who has implemented Amazon covers in production and who has been using them without issue? How do you justify your use when you're really just trying to enhance the library experience? -- Jay Roos Computer & Information Systems Coordinator Great River Regional Library 405 W. St. Germain St. Cloud, MN 56301