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George Toader BIBLIOTECA IULIA HASDEU A. LITERATURA ROMANA CLASICA SI CONTEMPORANA 1. Opere alese – Vol. I de Mihail Eminescu – Editura pentru literatura 1964 2. Romanii supt Mihai-Voievod Viteazul - Vol. I, II de Nicolae Balcescu Editura Tineretului 1967 3. Avatarii faraonului Tla – Teza de doctorat – de George Calinescu Editura Junimea, Iasi 1979 4. Domnisoara din strada Neptun de Felix Aderca - Editura Minerva 1982 5. Eficienta in 7 trepte sau Un abecedat al intelepciunii de Stephen R Covey Editura ALLFA, 2000 6. Explicatie si intelegere – Vol.1 de Teodor Dima Editura Stiintifica si Enciclopedica 1980 7. Gutenberg sau Marconi? de Neagu Udroiu – Editura Albatros 1981 8. Arta prozatorilor romani de Tudor Vianu – Editura Albatros 1977 9. Amintiri literare de Mihail Sadoveanu – Editura Minerva 1970 10. Fire de tort de George Cosbuc – Editura pentru literatura 1969 11. Piatra teiului de Alecu Russo – Editura pentru literatura 1967 12. Paradoxala aventura de I. 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