> I've read that a good alternative to abe is book depository, but they are based in UK also, so same story.

The bookdepository is safe, they say they handle the customs fees themselves at import to the EU and everything I ordered from them has VAT taken care of. If by any chance there are issues at anything you order from them, send it back and complain to them. Or check with them before ordering.

Otherwise if new books in english, well, also worth considering the EU amazon stores (amazon also owns the bookdepository). it is amazon but hey, it's by far the biggest selection and most convenient shopping if you are in a non english speaking country.

Yes,Amazon is a good choice

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Use one of the union catalogue sites, https://www.vialibri.net or https://used.addall.com . They include listings from all over the world and you can configure them to only give you the regions or dealers you want.

Bookstore

Book depository

Same problem. I live in Poland. I used to buy tons of cheap used books from awesomebooks.com before Brexit but now I'm afraid of paying more and/or some other problems so I stopped. That sucks because they have some books I want and I can't find them in equally good prices.

Book depository has free shipping and they handle custom fees. Also medimops has a nice selection of new and used English books

Kennys.ie offer 1€ shipping to Latvia, no added tax as they are an Irish store. They sell new, used and rare books. You can get signed editions too.

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