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Bollettino Ottobre 2010 Biblioteca comunale “Paolo Guidotti” - Vergato BOLLETTINO NOVITA’ OTTOBRE 2010 Libri e multimediali entrati in biblioteca dal 21 settembre al 31 ottobre 2010 Biblioteca comunale “Paolo Guidotti” Galleria 1° Maggio, 86/A 40038 Vergato [email protected] tel. 051.91.05.59 LETTERATURA LET MUR 853 N. inv.: 18560 *Accabadora / Michela Murgia . - Torino : Einaudi, 2009. - 164 p. ; 22 cm. LET CAM 853 N. inv.: 18562 *Acqua in bocca / Andrea Camilleri, Carlo Lucarelli. - Roma : Minimum fax, 2010. - 108 p. : ill. ; 19 cm. LET FOL 823 N. inv.: 18556 La *caduta dei giganti / Ken Follett. - Milano : Mondadori, 2010. - 999 p. ; 23 cm. LET GRA 833 N. inv.: 18558 *Camera oscura / Günter Grass ; traduzione di Claudio Groff. - Torino : Einaudi, [2009]. - 188 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. LET JOH 823 N. inv.: 18561 *Come pioggia sulle dune : romanzo / di Jane Johnson ; traduzione di Annamaria Biavasco e Valentina Guani. - Milano : Longanesi, 2010. - 420 p. ; 22 cm. LET DES 853 N. inv.: 18559 *Delle stelle della pietra / Marco Deserti . - Porretta Terme; L’Arcobaleno, 2010, - 285 p. ; 21 cm. LET COR 853 N. inv.: 18547 La *fine del mondo storto : romanzo / Mauro Corona. - Milano : Mondadori, 2010. - 160 p. ; 23 cm. LET LEH 894.54 N. inv.: 18546 Il *mio primo omicidio : romanzo / Leena Lehtolainen ; traduzione dal finlandese di Nicola Rainò. - Roma : Fanucci, 2010. - 247 p. ; 22 cm. LET ISH 823 N. inv.: 18466 *Notturni : cinque storie di musica e crepuscolo / Kazuo Ishiguro ; traduzione di Susanna Basso. - Torino : Einaudi, 2009. - 187 p. ; 23 cm. LET KEE 823 N. inv.: 18555 La *nuotatrice : romanzo / Nicola Keegan ; traduzione di Giovanna Granato. - Milano : Mondadori, 2010. - 402 p. ; 23 cm. LET GER 813 N. inv.: 18550 *Madame X / romanzo di Tess Gerritsen ; traduzione di Adria Tissoni. - Milano : Longanesi, 2010. - 332 p. ; 21 cm. LET MAL 853 N. inv.: 18551 Il *re dei giochi / Marco Malvaldi. - Palermo : Sellerio, 2010. - 192 p. ; 17 cm. LET SEP 863 N. inv.: 18567 *Ritratto di gruppo con assenza / Luis Sepúlveda ; traduzione di Ilide Carmignani. - Parma : Guanda, [2010!. - 157 p. ; 22 cm. LET JAN 853 N. inv.: 18549 Le *rondini di Montecassino : [romanzo] / Helena Janeczek. - Parma : Guanda, 2010. - 362 p. ; 22 cm. LET SAC 863 N. inv.: 18542 Il *segreto dei suoi occhi / Eduardo A. Sacheri. - [Milano] : BUR Rizzoli extra, 2010. - 307 p. ; 20 cm. LET CAM 853 N. inv.: 18552 Il *sorriso di Angelica / Andrea Camilleri. - Palermo : Sellerio, 2010. - 257 p. ; 17 cm. LET IBB 823 N. inv.: 18554 Lo *specchio delle libellule : romanzo / Eva Ibbotson ; traduzione di Paolo Antonio Livorati. - Milano : Salani, 2010. - 397 p. ; 22 cm. LET DEC 853 N. inv.: 18563 I *traditori / Giancarlo De Cataldo. - Torino : Einaudi, 2010. - 574 p. ; 21 cm. LET BLU 813 N. inv.: 18553 *Tutte le bugie che ho detto / Judy Blundell ; traduzione di Serena Daniele. - Milano : Rizzoli, 2009. - 259 p. ; 22 cm. LET NES 839.73 N. inv.: 18545 L’*uomo con due vite / Hakan Nesser ; traduzione di Carmen Giorgetti Cima. - Parma : U. Guanda, 2010. - 446 p. ; 22 cm. LET HOL 839.82 N. inv.: 18543 La *vendetta / Anne Holt ; traduzione di Maria Teresa Cattaneo. - Torino : Einaudi, 2010. - 248 p. ; 21 cm. SAGGISTICA SOC 305.42 ZAN N. inv.: 18565 Il *corpo delle donne / Lorella Zanardo. - Milano : Feltrinelli, 2010. - 204 p. : ill. ; 22 cm. SL AB 940.53 GEN N. inv.: 18484 *Gente della Linea Gotica : Raus kaputt : testimonianze crude raccolte nel cuore dei combattimenti del 1944-45: Riola e Vergato, Grizzana Morandi, Porretta Terme, Castel di Casio, Lizzano in Belvedere, Gaggio Montano, Montese, Castel d’Aiano e dintorni : la ricostruzione, il miracolo economico / Ottorino Gentilini. - S. l. : Comitato Riola di Più, Amici per lo sviluppo del paese, 2010. - 368 p. : ill. ; 25 cm. SL AB 945.41 GEN N. inv.: 18485 *Gente di due fiumi, un paese : Riola e Marano . - [Vergato?] : Comitato Riola di Piu, amici per lo sviluppo del paese, 2007 (Vergato : Nuova Tipografia Ferri). - 608 p. : ill. ; 25 cm. FIL 133 PER N. inv.: 18540 Un *mondo di coincidenze / Ennio Peres . - Milano : Ponte alle Grazie, 2010. - 249 p. : ill. ; 21 cm. GST 917.47 HYM N. inv.: 18564 *New York : itinerari d’autore / Miles Hyman e Vincent Rea ; [edizione italiana a cura di Cesare Dapino]. - Torino : EDT, 2010. - 176 p. : ill. ; 20 cm. SOC 364.1 DEA N. inv.: 18557 Il *raccolto rosso 1982-2010 : cronaca di una guerra di mafia e delle sue tristissime conseguenze / Enrico Deaglio ; Titoli di coda: protagonisti, musiche, effetti speciali di Andrea Gentile. - Milano : Il saggiatore, 2010. - 379 p. : ill. ; 22 cm BAMBINI E RAGAZZI R SR OSM N. inv.: 18568 La *governante : allegra storia di un cadavere devoto / di Edouard Osmont ; illustrazioni di Sara Gavioli. - Roma : Orecchio Acerbo, [2010]. - [32] p. : ill. ; 32 cm. R SR LEV N. inv.: 18569 *Venditempo / Giulio Levi ; disegni di Luigi Raffaelli. - Roma : Orecchio acerbo, [2004]. - [14] c. : ill. ; 19x19 cm. R SR LIO N. inv.: 18570 Il *bruco misuratutto / Leo Lionni. - Milano : Babalibri, 2010. - 1 v. : ill. ; 28 cm. R SR UNG N. inv.: 18571 Lo *strano animale del signor Racine / una storia scritta e illustrata da Tomi Ungerer ; tradotta da Luigina Battistutta. - Milano : Nord-Sud, c2009. - 1 v. : in gran parte ill. ; 30 cm. R PL FIT N. inv.: 18572 *Uffa bebè / Marie-Louise Fitzpatrick. - Milano : Babalibri, [2010]. - [26] p. : in gran parte ill. ; 23 cm. R RR MAN N. inv.: 18544 Il *ragazzo che dormiva con la neve nel letto / Henning Mankell ; traduzione di Laura Cangemi. - [Milano] : Rizzoli, 2009. - 259 p. ; 23 cm. R SR ALE N. inv.: 18573 *Che cos’è un bambino? / Beatrice Alemagna. - Milano : Topipittori, [2008]. - [36] p. : in gran parte ill. ; 32 cm. R RR VEC N. inv.: 18574 *Dante e il circolo segreto dei poeti / Silvia Vecchini ; illustrazioni di Luigi Dragonetti. - Roma : Lapis edizioni, 2010. - 162 p. : ill. ; 21 cm. R G ENG N. inv.: 18575 La *banda del cane a tre zampe : romanzo / Mikael Engström ; traduzione di Laura Cangemi. - Milano : Salani, [2009]. - 239 p. ; 21 cm. R RR MUR N. inv.: 18576 *Baby-sitter blues / Marie-Aude Murail ; traduzione di Federica Angelini. - Firenze ; Milano : Giunti junior, 2007. - 93 p. ; 20 cm. R RR PEA N. inv.: 18577 Il *piccolo gentiluomo : romanzo / Philippa Pearce ; traduzione di Luisa Agnese Dalla Fontana. - Milano : Salani, 2010. - 153 p. ; 21 cm. R RR HOF N. inv.: 18578 L’*occhio della luna / Dianne Hofmeyr ; traduzione di Angela Ragusa. - Milano : Mondadori, 2010. - 227 p. ; 23 cm. R RR GAN N. inv.: 18579 *Io dentro gli spari : romanzo / Silvana Gandolfi. - Milano : Salani, 2010. - 222 p. ; 21 cm. R SR MON N. inv.: 18580 La *vera principessa sul pisello / Octavia Monaco ; liberamente tratto da La principessa sul pisello di H. C. Andersen. - Roma : Orecchio Acerbo, [2008]. - [24] c. : ill. ; 28 cm. R P TOG N. inv.: 18581 *Rime di rabbia / Bruno Tognolini ; illustrazioni di Giulia Orecchia ; prefazione di Anna Oliviero Ferraris. - Milano : Salani, [2010]. - 71 p. : ill. ; 19 cm. R PL MIA N. inv.: 18582 *1 2 3. - Milano : Edizione EL, 2010. - 1 v. : ill. ; 8 cm. R PL MIA N. inv.: 18583 *Cerca e trova . - Milano : Edizione EL, 2010. - 1 v. : ill. ; 8 cm. R PL MIA N. inv.: 18584 *Colori. - Milano : Edizione EL, 2010. - 1 v. : ill. ; 8 cm. R PL MIA N. inv.: 18585 *Contrari . - Milano : Edizione EL, 2010. - 1 v. : ill. ; 8 cm. R PL MIA N. inv.: 18586 *Dove?. - Milano : Edizione EL, 2010. - 1 v. : ill. ; 8 cm. R PL MIA N. inv.: 18590 *Quanti sono?. - Milano : Edizione EL, 2010. - 1 v. : ill. ; 8 cm. R PL MIA N. inv.: 18589 *Parole. - Milano : Edizione EL, 2010. - 1 v. : ill. ; 8 cm. R PL MIA N. inv.: 18587 *E’ ora di... - Milano : Edizione EL, 2010. - 1 v. : ill. ; 8 cm. R PL MIA N. inv.: 18588 *Forme . - Milano : Edizione EL, 2010. - 1 v. : ill. ; 8 cm. CARTONI ANIMATI DVD 674 N. inv.: 18498 *Balto : la sua storia è diventata leggenda / directed by Simon Wells ; music by James Horner ; story by Cliff Ruby & Elana Lesser. DVD 677 N. inv.: 18501 *Bernard : l’*isola deserta & altre avventure : stagione 1, episodi 1-26. DVD 675 N. inv.: 18499 *Bernard : *al Polo Nord & altre avventure : stagione 1, episodi 27-52. DVD 676 N. inv.: 18500 *Fievel sbarca in America / un film di Don Bluth ; created by David Kirschner ; screenplay by Judy Freudberg & Tony Geiss ; music by James Horner. DVD 680 N. inv.: 18504 *Fievel conquista il West / directed by Phil Nibbelink, Simon Wells ; music by James Horner ; created by David Kirschner ; screenplay by Flint Dille. DVD 666 N. inv.: 18490 *Pimpa in India / regia di Enzo D’Alò ; sceneggiatura e personaggi Francesco Tullio Altan ; musica Beppe Crovella ; direzione animazioni Silvio Pautasso. ((Contiene 6 episodi: L’elefantino giallo, L’ape e il battello a ruota, Gita nel deserto, Al mare con l’orso polare, In India con il tappeto volante, Una giornata con il sole. DVD 667 N. inv.: 18491 *Pimpa al mare / regia di Osvaldo Cavandoli ; soggetto, sceneggiatura e disegno Altan ; animazione Studio G.L.M. ; musica Corrado Tringali. ((Contiene 7 episodi a disegni animati: Il piccolo Armando ; L’unione fa la forza ; Il riccio Riccardo ; A spasso con la TV ; Sulla spiaggia ; Una gita al mare ; Le scarpe di Armando. FILM DVD 683 N. inv.: 18511 *21 grammi / un film di Alejandro Gonzales Inarritu ; scritto da Guillermo Arriaga ; direttore della fotografia Rodrigo Prieto ; musiche di Gustavo Santaolalla. - ((Interpreti: Sean Penn, Naomi Watts, Benicio Del Toro, Charlotte Gainsbourg. - DVD 670 N. inv.: 18494 *Beethoven / directed by Brian Levant ; music by Randy Edelman ; director of photography Victor J. Kemper ; written By Edmond Dantes and Amy Holden Jones. - ((interpreti: Charles Grodin, Bonnie Hunt, Dean Jones, Nicholle Tom, Stanley Tucci. - DVD 678 N. inv.: 18502 *Caramel / un film di Nadine Labaki ; sceneggiatura Nadine Labaki, Jihad Hojeily, Rodney al Haddad ; musiche Kahled Mouzanar.
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