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Autor Titlu Localitate Editura An Cota Depozit (Sala) Crt. 1 4 5 6 7 8 9 13 1 Statele lumii: antologie: [resursă electronică] (S) Sala de lectură adulţi (SLC) Sala de lectură copii 2 Ştiţi să redactaţi o scrisoare? = Do you know to write a letter?: (S) Sala de lectură adulţi [resursă electronică] (S) Sala de lectură adulţi 3 Satul românesc, sat european: Reportaje şi dezbateri TV găzduite în Bucureşti 2006 (S) Sala de lectură adulţi emisiunile "Viaţa satului" din 18.09.2005 şi 02.10.2005: [resursă electronică] 4 Turcescu, Robert Dans de Bragadiru: Cum se vede România în direct: [resursă Iaşi (S) Sala de lectură adulţi electronică] 5 Ernu, Vasile Născut în URSS: [resursă electronică] Iaşi 2007 (S) Sala de lectură adulţi (A) Împrumut adulţi 6 A venit vacanţa!: [Resursă electronică] (C) Împrumut copii (F) Filiala Cosânzeana 7 Anotimpurile: [resursă electronică] (C) Împrumut copii (F) Filiala Cosânzeana 8 În mişcare: [resursă electronică] (C) Împrumut copii (F) Filiala Cosânzeana 9 E Ziua Mea!: [resursă electronică] (C) Împrumut copii (F) Filiala Cosânzeana 10 Cum ne îmbrăcăm: [resursă electronică] (C) Împrumut copii (F) Filiala Cosânzeana 11 Hai la masă!: [resursă electronică] (C) Împrumut copii (F) Filiala Cosânzeana 12 La şcoală!: [resursă electronică] (C) Împrumut copii (F) Filiala Cosânzeana 13 Hai la joacă!: [resursă electronică] (C) Împrumut copii (F) Filiala Cosânzeana 14 Beethoven: [resursă electronică] (SLC) Sala de lectură copii (C) Împrumut copii (C) Împrumut copii 15 W. A. Mozart: [resursă electronică] 78/M92E (SLC) Sala de lectură copii 78/M92E (C) Împrumut copii 78/M92E (C) Împrumut copii 16 Johann Strauss: [resursă electronică] 78/S90E (SLC) Sala de lectură copii 78/S90E (C) Împrumut copii 78/S90E (C) Împrumut copii 17 Buchreitz, Mette English with Winx Club 1: [resursă electronică] (SLC) Sala de lectură copii (C) Împrumut copii (C) Împrumut copii (C) Împrumut copii Nr. Autor Titlu Localitate Editura An Cota Depozit (Sala) Crt. (C) Împrumut copii (F) Filiala Cosânzeana (F) Filiala Cosânzeana (F) Filiala Cosânzeana 18 Buchreitz, Mette English with Winx Club 2: [resursă electronică] (SLC) Sala de lectură copii (C) Împrumut copii (C) Împrumut copii (C) Împrumut copii (C) Împrumut copii (F) Filiala Cosânzeana (F) Filiala Cosânzeana (F) Filiala Cosânzeana 19 Buchreitz, Mette English with Winx Club 3: [resursă electronică] (SLC) Sala de lectură copii (C) Împrumut copii (C) Împrumut copii (C) Împrumut copii (C) Împrumut copii (F) Filiala Cosânzeana (F) Filiala Cosânzeana (F) Filiala Cosânzeana 20 Grădinile suspendate ale Semiramidei: Poveste interactivă: [resursă Bucureşti 2002 94(100)/G75 (SM) Sala multimedia electronică] 21 Hai la joacă!!!: [resursă electronică] Bucureşti 2005 794/H16 (SM) Sala multimedia 22 Greuceanu: [resursă electronică] Bucureşti 2005 821.135.1- (SM) Sala multimedia 91/G80 23 Spiel Mit!!! = Hai la joacă!!!: [resursă electronică] Bucureşti 2003 794=112.2/S73 (SM) Sala multimedia 24 Hai să numărăm!!!: [resursă electronică] Bucureşti 2005 51/H16 (SM) Sala multimedia 25 Primele mele cuvinte în engleză: Dicţionar multimedia cu Bucureşti 2004 811.111/P92 (SM) Sala multimedia pronunţie: [resursă electronică] 26 Primele mele cuvinte în germană: Dicţionar multimedia cu Bucureşti 2005 811.112.2/P92 (SM) Sala multimedia pronunţie: [resursă electronică] 27 Aurul Rinului: Matematică pentru clasa I: [Resursă electronică] Bucureşti 2005 51/A93 (SM) Sala multimedia 28 Come, Play With Me!!!: [resursă electronică] Bucureşti 2006 794=111/C63 (SM) Sala multimedia 29 Engleza pentru copii: [resursă electronică] .- Engleza pentru copii: Bucureşti 2005 811.111/E57 (SM) Sala multimedia [resursă electronică] vol. 1 30 Engleza pentru copii: [resursă electronică] .- Engleza pentru copii: Bucureşti 2005 811.111/E57 (SM) Sala multimedia [resursă electronică] vol. 2 31 Short Stories For Kids = Basme mici pentru pitici: [resursă Bucureşti 2006 821- (SM) Sala multimedia electronică] .- Short Stories For Kids = Basme mici pentru pitici: 93=111/S52 [resursă electronică] vol. 1 32 Germana pentru copii: [resursă electronică] .- Germana pentru Bucureşti 2005 811.112.2/G34 (SM) Sala multimedia copii: [resursă electronică] vol. 1 33 Germana pentru copii: [resursă electronică] .- Germana pentru Bucureşti 2005 811.112.2/G34 (SM) Sala multimedia copii: [resursă electronică] vol. 2 Nr. Autor Titlu Localitate Editura An Cota Depozit (Sala) Crt. 34 Basme mici pentru pitici = Kleine "Gute-Nacht" - Geschichten: Bucureşti 2003 821- (SM) Sala multimedia [resursă electronică] .- Basme mici pentru pitici = Kleine "Gute- 93=112.2/B36 Nacht" - Geschichten: [resursă electronică] vol. 1 35 Basme mici pentru pitici = Kleine "Gute-Nacht" - Geschichten: Bucureşti 2003 821- (SM) Sala multimedia [resursă electronică] .- Basme mici pentru pitici = Kleine "Gute- 93=112.2/B36 Nacht" - Geschichten: [resursă electronică] vol. 2 36 Copilul cel isteţ: [resursă electronică] Bucureşti 2005 821.135.1- (SM) Sala multimedia 91/C70 37 Peticel şi furnicuţele: [resursă electronică] Bucureşti 2004 59/P55 (SM) Sala multimedia 38 Primele mele cuvinte în franceză: Dicţionar multimedia ilustrat, cu Bucureşti 2004 811.133.1/P92 (SM) Sala multimedia pronunţie: [resursă electronică] 39 Basme mici pentru pitici = Petites histoires pour les petits enfants: Bucureşti 2004 821- (SM) Sala multimedia [resursă electronică] .- Basme mici pentru pitici = Petites histoires 93=133.1/B36 pour les petits enfants: [resursă electronică] vol. 1 40 Basme mici pentru pitici = Petites histoires pour les petits enfants: Bucureşti 2004 821- (SM) Sala multimedia [resursă electronică] .- Basme mici pentru pitici = Petites histoires 93=133.1/B36 pour les petits enfants: [resursă electronică] vol. 2 41 Despre animale: [resursă electronică] Bucureşti 2005 59/D34 (SM) Sala multimedia 42 Curs de înot: Crawl, Bras, Spate, Fluture: [resursă electronică] Bucureşti 2003 797.2/C95 (SM) Sala multimedia 43 Secretul motanului Muşeţel: CD multimedia: [resursă electronică] Bucureşti 2005 613/S40 (SM) Sala multimedia 44 Haideţi să...scriem şi să vorbim corect: CD multimedia: [resursă Bucureşti 2005 811.135.1/H16 (SM) Sala multimedia electronică] 45 Vine Moş Crăciun! CD multimedia: [resursă electronică] Bucureşti 2005 39/V62 (SM) Sala multimedia 46 Vine iepuraşul! CD multimedia: [resursă electronică] Bucureşti 2005 39/V62 (SM) Sala multimedia 47 Jocuri de puzzle: de la 24 la 204 piese: CD multimedia: [resursă Bucureşti 2005 794/P99 (SM) Sala multimedia electronică] 48 Abecedar interactiv: CD multimedia: [resursă electronică] Bucureşti 2005 37/A12 (SM) Sala multimedia 49 Balul norilor: CD multimedia: [resursă electronică] Bucureşti 2005 50/B24 (SM) Sala multimedia 50 Vizita cu bucluc: CD multimedia: [resursă electronică] Bucureşti 2005 39/V72 (SM) Sala multimedia 51 De ce tac peştii?: [resursă electronică] Bucureşti 2005 55/D26 (SM) Sala multimedia 52 Secretele schiului: curs de schi: [resursă electronică] Bucureşti 2005 796.9/S40 (SM) Sala multimedia 53 vol. 1 2005 2/B51 Împrumut adulţi 54 vol. 2 2006 2/B51 (SM) Sala multimedia 55 O dispariţie misterioasă: CD multimedia: [resursă electronică] Bucureşti 2005 37/O-10 (SM) Sala multimedia 56 vol.1 821-93/S74 (SM) Sala multimedia 57 vol.2 821-93/S74 (SM) Sala multimedia 58 ISA Multimedia Iniţiere în Office XP: curs multimedia interactiv: [resursă Bucureşti 2005 004/I-53 (SM) Sala multimedia electronică] 59 ISA Multimedia ECDL: [resursă electronică] .- ECDL: [resursă electronică] vol. 1: Bucureşti 2002 004/E13 (SM) Sala multimedia Concepte de bază ale tehnologiei informaţiei; Windows - utilizarea calculatorului şi administrarea fişierelor 60 ISA Multimedia ECDL: [resursă electronică] .- ECDL: [resursă electronică] vol. 2: Bucureşti 2002 004/E13 (SM) Sala multimedia Word; Excel; Acces; Powerpoint Nr. Autor Titlu Localitate Editura An Cota Depozit (Sala) Crt. 61 ISA Multimedia ECDL: [resursă electronică] .- ECDL: [resursă electronică] vol. 3: Bucureşti 2002 004/E13 (SM) Sala multimedia Internet 62 ISA Multimedia Iniţiere în OpenOffice: Procesarea textelor cu Writer: [resursă Bucureşti 2006 004/I-53 (SM) Sala multimedia electronică] 63 Mosley, Michael Leonardo da Vinci: [resursă electronică] Londra 2003 929/L46 (SM) Sala multimedia 929/L46 (F) Filiala Cosânzeana 64 Money-Kyrle, James Ucigaşi de profesie: [resursă electronică] .- Ucigaşi de profesie: Londra 2003 59/U14 (SM) Sala multimedia [resursă electronică] seria 1 65 Baker, Caroline Ucigaşi de profesie: [resursă electronică] .- Ucigaşi de profesie: Londra 2003 59/U14 (SM) Sala multimedia [resursă electronică] seria 2 partea A 66 Baker, Caroline Ucigaşi de profesie: [resursă electronică] .- Ucigaşi de profesie: Londra 2003 59/U14 (SM) Sala multimedia [resursă electronică] seria 2 partea B 67 Egipt = Egypt: [resursă electronică] .- Egipt = Egypt: [resursă Londra 2005 902/E24 (F) Filiala Cosânzeana electronică] partea A 68 Orme, Stuart O lume dispărută = The Lost World: [resursă electronică] Londra 2002 791/O-78 (SM) Sala multimedia 69 Graham-Brown, Monştrii din trecut = Monsters We Met: [resursă electronică] Londra 2003 56/G75 (F) Filiala Cosânzeana Andrew 56/G75 (SM) Sala multimedia 70 James, Jasper Monştri marini = Sea Monsters: [resursă electronică] Londra 2002 59/J24 (SM) Sala multimedia 71 Attenborough, David Viaţa în frigider = Life in the Freezer: [resursă electronică] Londra, 2003, 59/A91 (SM) Sala multimedia Londra 2003 72 Attenborough, David Viaţa reptilelor = Life in Cold Bood: [resursă electronică] Londra, 2003, 59/A91 (SM) Sala multimedia Londra
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