There are a surprising number of places you can check for Latvian learning
aids.

I'll be updating this frequently over the next few weeks as I add in all of my
links and books.

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I strongly recommend [Jānis Roze](http://www.jr.lv). They will ship anywhere
for close to the actual cost charged by Latvijas Pasts and have an absolutely
stellar selection. If a book is really expensive here in the US, chances are
you're paying a lot to those middlemen to import it.

Also, [Zvaigzne ABC](http://www.zvaigzne.lv), a Latvian publisher, is now
offering a small [collection of
ebooks](http://www.gramatuklubs.lv/lv/e-gramatas) through their Grāmatu Klubs
(book club). The books seem to be only offered in Adobe Digital Editions
format, many readers support this format, but check yours before buying.

[Baltic Shop](http://www.balticshop.com) offers all sorts of merchandise from
the Baltic countries. They have quite a few books, but I would check Jānis
Roze and calculate shipping/currency conversion charges before buying.

The [American Latvian Association](http://www.alausa.org/) has a fairly
extensive [bookstore](http://apgads.alausa.org/) with reasonable prices. They
also have [information on classes](http://www.alausa.org/read.php?p=education)
and schools offered around the country.