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chanchalseo
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 Message 33 of 51
11 December 2009 at 11:08am | IP Logged 
It seems a great information! nowadays we have no much time to visit many shops for the books of different language, so i think it is great news for them who really love the books.


Thanks for the info.

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Juan M.
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 Message 34 of 51
16 December 2009 at 4:55pm | IP Logged 
missflora wrote:
Anyone know of websites that sell Sanskrit books?


The only reliable source I have found really is the wonderful AbeBooks.com

This seller in particular offers many Indian books for excellent prices.
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gdoyle1990
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 Message 35 of 51
21 December 2009 at 4:17am | IP Logged 
I'm learning Serbian right now and I have yet to find a single reliable site that sells Serbian literature, or dictionaries, as I am in dire need of both if I wish to continue my studies. So if anyone has any information I would be delighted to have it.
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Sirkka
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 Message 36 of 51
04 January 2010 at 9:47pm | IP Logged 
For German books try globalbooks.de

Their shipping rates to the US are reasonable (e.g. no shipping cost for orders larger than 30 EUR using economy
shipping) and okay for shipping to other countries, I think.

Last year a family member in the US ordered a number of books and as far as I know he was quite satisfied.
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Annie1970
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 Message 37 of 51
28 March 2011 at 2:04pm | IP Logged 
pookiebear79 wrote:
Does anyone have anymore recommendations for sites where one can
buy books in Swedish?



I am going to recommend three:
www.skandimport.com
www.ScandinaviaExpress.com
www.nordicbooksonline.com

Of the three, I find that Skandimport has the best prices and a much larger selection.
(And they also sell Swedish textbooks)!!
My experience is that Scandinavia Express has the quickest delivery to the U.S.
I have not purchased anything from Nordic Books.
I hope this helps.


Edited by Annie1970 on 31 March 2011 at 8:18pm

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yassi
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 Message 38 of 51
06 September 2011 at 5:59pm | IP Logged 
A great online bookstore for Dutch is BOL (Bertesmann Online Netherlands):

http://www.bol.com/

They have a lot of books and ship worldwide.
I've ordered books and dvds a couple of times - delivery was very fast, I'm a very satisfied customer!
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TixhiiDon
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 Message 39 of 51
07 September 2011 at 12:30am | IP Logged 
You can buy Georgian novels, children's books, and magazines at
From Russia dot com
This is an American online store, where the service and shipping prices are as quick
and reasonable as you would expect for such a business. Highly recommended.

Prospero's Books is an actual, physical
bookshop in Tbilisi that sells mostly books in English for the expat community, but
also has a selection of books in Georgian, many of which it sells in its online store.
There is also a wide selection of books in English about the Caucasus in general. This
is also the place to come to get your copy of ბილიკი (Biliki), which is an impressive
series of Georgian textbooks published in Georgia for foreign students and pretty much
impossible to get hold of anywhere else.

HOWEVER, and it is quite a big however, hence the capitals, postage from Prospero's
Books is by international courier, which means serious expense. I paid 90 euros to
have a few books sent to me in Japan. Maybe Europe would be a lot cheaper.

So I would suggest you go with From Russia first and Prospero's Books as a second
choice.

Edited by TixhiiDon on 07 September 2011 at 6:23am

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Brun Ugle
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 Message 40 of 51
26 November 2011 at 10:13pm | IP Logged 
Bookstores in Norway that deliver abroad:

Norli
http://www.norli.no/
Click on "kundeservice" at the top. Then choose "leveringsbetingelser". Apparently, to get books shipped outside of Norway, you have to send them an e-mail, or phone or fax. It doesn't have any information about prices for shipping, so you have to ask in the e-mail.

Ark
http://www.ark.no/
Click on "kundeservice" at the top. Then choose "leveringsbetingelser". It gives prices for sending books within the Nordic countries, and for the rest of the world.

Haugen Bok
http://www.haugenbok.no/
Click on "kunder i utlandet" on the left. It gives prices according to weight for different regions of the world.

These are all well-known bookstores with good reputations. I have ordered from Norli myself (from within Norway), but the others are also good stores. I have no experience ordering from them from outside of Norway, but there shouldn't be any problems.

It is important, I think, to check carefully because the prices on shipping could vary greatly. Also Norway is very expensive compared to most other countries, so no matter where you order from, it will cost you an arm and a leg. Also remember that duty and VAT can be added according to the laws of your country (so you ought to find out about that ahead of time from your country's customs department).

Edited by Brun Ugle on 26 November 2011 at 10:15pm



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