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Dansk Bogfortegnelse Udarbejdet Af DBC Dansk bogfortegnelse Udarbejdet af DBC DBC · Tempovej 7-11 · 2750 Ballerup · T: 44 86 77 77 Homepage: www.dbc.dk · Mail: [email protected] · Tlf.: 44 86 77 99 Ugefortegnelse 2020 nr. 17 * betyder, at publikationen er medtaget i DBCs kombileverancer betyder at udgiverens titler er kommercielle, dvs. at titlen alene eller samtidig udbydes 27.03.2020-01.04.2020 med henblik på videresalg i detailhandlen 817 cases i medicinsk etik / redaktører: Ezio Di Nucci, Ras- Ane Gudrun: Mus og Rod på en ø / forfatter: Ane mus Thybo Jensen, Jeanette Bresson Ladegaard Knox. Gudrun ; illustrator: Ane Gudrun. - [Hirtshals] : Petu- - 1. udgave. - Kbh. : Munksgaard, 2020. - 196 sider. - nia, 2020. - [24] sider : ill. i farver. - (Mus og Rod). - DK 61.01. DK (86-096). ISBN-13: 978-87-628-1970-2 hf.. Ane Gudrun bruger også navnet: Ane Gudrun Øhr- 4 795 626 9* berg. 500 citater af Dronning Margrethe Margrethe II (dron- ISBN-13: 978-87-93767-68-3 hf.. ning af Danmark) 4 783 075 3* 3900 Nuuk - en rigtig outsider Bidstrup, Lise Ane Gudrun: Mus og Rod ser sne / forfatter: Ane 3900 Nuuk - en vigtig sag Bidstrup, Lise Gudrun ; illustrator: Ane Gudrun. - [Hirtshals] : Petu- 3900 Nuuk - isbjerge og turister Bidstrup, Lise nia, 2020. - [24] sider : ill. i farver. - (Mus og Rod). - Aldrig for altid Lindberg, Helle Kaare DK (86-096). Aldrig mere fri Blædel, Sara Ane Gudrun bruger også navnet: Ane Gudrun Øhr- Alfons Åberg Bergström, Gunilla (f. 1942) berg. Allan Falk 1994-1996 Duchâteau, A. P. ISBN-13: 978-87-93767-71-3 hf.. Alle blomsterne i Paris Jio, Sarah 4 783 116 4* Alle kan se dig Jansson, Anna Annas, Micaela: Slalomsabotøren / forfatter: Micaela Alletiders Pippi Langstrømpe Lindgren, Astrid Annas ; kunstner: Bettina Johansson ; oversætter: Anne Andersen, Hans Chr. (f. 1945-04-11): Få gang i skriver- Krogh Hørning. - [Aarhus] : Turbine, 2020. - 43 sider iet / forfatter: Hans Chr. Andersen. - 1. udgave. - : alle ill. i farver. - DK (87-296). [Væggerløse] : Marielyst ; [Køge] : [eksp. DBK], Originaltitel: Slalomsabotören. 2020. - 150 sider. - DK 80.8. ISBN-13: 978-87-406-6093-7 ib.. Afløser hans: Skrivelyst. 2015. 4 784 103 8* ISBN-13: 978-87-97194-50-8 hf.. Annual report / Villum Research Station, Station Nord. - 4 791 720 4* 2015-. - Roskilde : Aarhus University ... Department of Andersen, H. C. (f. 1805) Kejserens nye klæder Environmental Science, [2016]-. - DK 50.267. Andersen, H. C. (f. 1805) Prinsessen på ærten Beskrivelsen baseret på: 2016, udgivet 2017. - Også Andersen, H. C. (f. 1805) Snedronningen på internettet: Annual report (Villum Research Sta- Andersen, Jens (f. 1955): 500 citater af Dronning Mar- tion, Station Nord). grethe Margrethe II (dronning af Danmark) Andersen, Pernille Ulla Biologi 8 ISSN 2446-3744. Ane Gudrun: Mus og Rod får en idé / forfatter: Ane 2018. - 2019. - 23 sider : ill. i farver ; 30 cm. Gudrun ; illustrator: Ane Gudrun. - [Hirtshals] : Petu- Hf.. nia, 2020. - [24] sider : ill. i farver. - (Mus og Rod). - 4 797 161 6 DK (86-096). Appel, Hans Henrik: Barrison feberen : historien om Ane Gudrun bruger også navnet: Ane Gudrun Øhr- Sisters Barrison - det dansk-amerikanske popfænomen, berg. der rystede 1890’ernes europæiske storbyer og udfor- ISBN-13: 978-87-93767-67-6 hf.. drede synet på køn, krop og moral / forfatter: Hans Hen- 4 783 070 2* rik Appel ; diverse: Hans Henrik Appel, Mette Viking. Ane Gudrun: Mus og Rod får et gys / forfatter: Ane - 1. udgave. - [Kbh.] : Haase, 2020. - 423 sider : ill. Gudrun ; illustrator: Ane Gudrun. - [Hirtshals] : Petu- (nogle i farver). - DK 77.56; 99.94 Barrison. nia, 2020. - [22] sider : ill. i farver. - (Mus og Rod). - ISBN-13: 978-87-559-1343-1 ib.. DK (86-096). 4 782 268 8* Ane Gudrun bruger også navnet: Ane Gudrun Øhr- Aristoteles Socraticus Fink, Jakob Leth berg. Arne-Hansen, Susanne: Mona sover i telt / forfatter: Su- ISBN-13: 978-87-93767-69-0 ib.. sanne Arne-Hansen ; illustrator: Katrine Louise Jakob- 4 783 110 5* sen ; redaktør: Trine Risom-Andersen. - 1. udgave. - Ane Gudrun: Mus og Rod har et hus / forfatter: Ane [Kbh.] : Alinea, 2020. - 17 sider : ill. i farver. - Gudrun ; illustrator: Ane Gudrun. - [Hirtshals] : Petu- (Læseklub. [Grøn]). - DK (86-096). nia, 2020. - [24] sider : ill. i farver. - (Mus og Rod). - Hertil findes opgaver på seriens hjemmeside. DK (86-096). ISBN-13: 978-87-23-54660-9 ib.. Ane Gudrun bruger også navnet: Ane Gudrun Øhr- 4 789 880 3* berg. Arne-Hansen, Susanne: Simon og Samira laver lister / ISBN-13: 978-87-93767-70-6 hf.. forfatter: Susanne Arne-Hansen ; illustrator: Katrine 4 783 119 9* Louise Jakobsen ; redaktør: Trine Risom-Andersen. - 1. Ugefortegnelse / bøger 2020 nr. 17 1 udgave. - [Kbh.] : Alinea, 2020. - 23 sider : ill. i farver. Sorø : Tellerup, 2020. - 68 sider : ill. i farver. - (3900 - (Læseklub. [Grøn]). - DK (86-096). Nuuk ; 2). - DK (86-096). Hertil findes opgaver på seriens hjemmeside. ISBN-13: 978-87-588-3867-0 ib.. ISBN-13: 978-87-23-54663-0 ib.. 4 785 274 9* 4 789 883 8* Biologi 8 : elevbog / forfattere: Ulla Hjøllund Linderoth, Astley, Neville Gurli Gris - min bedstefar Pernille Ulla Andersen ; diverse: Vicki Sørensen, Astley, Neville Gurli Gris - min bedstemor Emilie Søndergaard ; illustrator: Jesper Frederiksen ; Asaabanen Fredberg, Hans Jørn kort: Jens Sørensen. - 2. udgave. - [Odense] : G0, 2020. Bag masker Harvig, Steen - 156 sider : ill. i farver. - (Xplore). - DK 56. Baker, Mark (f. 1959) Gurli Gris - min bedstefar Kolofontitel: Xplore biologi 8 elevbog. - Tidligere: 1. Baker, Mark (f. 1959) Gurli Gris - min bedstemor udgave. 2011. Barrison feberen Appel, Hans Henrik ISBN-13: 978-87-7702-988-2 ib.. Bautz, Hans-Willy: Midsommermordene : Commissaria 4 798 760 1* Angela Pecci efterforsker ved Mariager Fjord / forfat- - - Elevhæfte. - 2. udgave. - [Odense] : G0, 2019. - 32 ter: Hans-Willy Bautz ; redaktør: Jens Eichler Loren- sider : ill. i farver ; 30 cm. - (Xplore). - DK 56. zen. - 1. udgave. - [Odense] : mellemgaard, 2020. - Kolofontitel: Xplore biologi 8 elevhæfte. - Tidligere: 286 sider. - DK (86-06). 1. udgave. 2012. På omslaget: En krimi med Angela Pecci og Michael ISBN-13: 978-87-7702-994-3 hf.. Bech. 4 727 104 5 ISBN-13: 978-87-7218-764-8 hf.. Birkkjær Lauritsen, Michael Kan EU sikre retsstaten? 4 793 505 9 Bjørnene fra Sicilien Buzzati, Dino Bech, Sussi: Verdens største detektiv Snus Mus - den be- Björnsson, Tomas: Krølles kælder / forfatter (hovedans- troede ost Madsen, Frank (f. 1962) var): Tomas Björnsson ; forfatter: Kristine Halling Bech, Sussi: Verdens største detektiv Snus Mus - sne- Kehlet ; kunstner: Tomas Björnsson ; redaktør: Mole- mands-mysteriet Madsen, Frank (f. 1962) cule Consultancy. - 1. udgave. - [Jyllinge] [Møllehaven Belling, Nina: Søstre : roman / forfatter: Nina Belling. - 8, 4040] : Patientforeningen Lungekræft, 2020. - [36] 1. udgave. - [Odense] : Brændpunkt, 2020. - 364 sider. sider : ill. i farver ; 31 cm. - DK (86-096). - DK (86-06). ISBN-13: 978-87-97200-60-5 ib.. ISBN-13: 978-87-93835-39-9 hf.. 4 791 726 3* 4 793 918 6* Björnsson, Tomas: Krølles kælder Björnsson, Tomas Bergström, Gunilla (f. 1942): Alfons Åberg / forfatter: Black, Alexandra Feminisme er - Gunilla Bergström. - 1. bogklubudgave. - [Kbh.] : Blanchard, Fred: Hvad nu hvis - hvem myrdede præsi- Gyldendals Bogklubber, 2020. - [16] sider : alle ill. i denten? Duval, Fred farver. - DK (87-296). Bliv hos mig Coben, Harlan Oversat fra svensk. Blædel, Sara: Aldrig mere fri : krimi / forfatter: Sara ISBN-13: 978-87-03-09206-5 ib. : kun for medlem- Blædel. - 3. udgave. - Kbh. : People’s Press, 2009. - mer. 375 sider. - DK (86-06). 4 802 586 2 Seneste oplag: 15. oplag. 2019. - Tidligere: 2. Besat af hævn Larsson, Poul Erik udgave. 2008. Bibelen 2020 / redaktør: Martin Ehrensvärd ... [et al.] ; ISBN-13: 978-87-7055-714-6 hf.. oversætter: Mette Behrndtz ... [et al.] ; bearbejder: 2 871 395 9* Malene Bjerre ... [et al.]. - 1. udgave. - Kbh. : Bibelsel- Blædel, Sara: Dødesporet : krimi / forfatter: Sara skabet, 2020. - 1650 sider. - DK 22. Blædel. - 2. udgave. - Kbh. : People’sPress, 2014. - Oversat fra hebraisk og oldgræsk. - Katalogiseret 317 sider. - DK (86-06). efter omslaget. - På titelsiden: Bibelen : Bibelen Seneste oplag: 10. oplag. 2019. - Tidligere: 1. 2020. - I kolofonen: Den Gamle Aftale - Det Gamle udgave. 2013. Testamente på nudansk & Den Nye Aftale - Det Nye ISBN-13: 978-87-7159-108-8 hf.. Testamente på nudansk. - I kolofonen betegnes "Den 5 139 043 1* Nye Aftale" som 3. udgave, 2019. - "Den Nye Af- Bock, Ester: Jeg maler mit liv : en roman om Frida Kahlo tale": Tidligere: Hardbackudgave. 2012. / forfatter: Ester Bock. - 4. udgave. - [Kbh.] : Lind- ISBN-13: 978-87-7523-990-0 hf.. hardt og Ringhof, 2017. - 270 sider. - DK (86-06). 4 792 401 4* Tidligere: 3. udgave. 20--. (Ikke registreret i: Dansk Bidstrup, Lise: 3900 Nuuk - en rigtig outsider / forfatter: bogfortegnelse). - 2. udgave. 2003. Lise Bidstrup ; illustrator: Flemming Schmidt. - Sorø : ISBN-13: 978-87-11-64572-7 hf.. Tellerup, 2020. - 69 sider : ill. i farver. - (3900 Nuuk ; 4 794 390 6* 1). - DK (86-096). Bojesen, Niels Bo: Vitello begynder i skole Aakeson, ISBN-13: 978-87-588-3866-3 ib.. Kim Fupz 4 785 270 6* Bombemål Shellhuset og katastrofen ved Den Franske Bidstrup, Lise: 3900 Nuuk - en vigtig sag / forfatter: Lise Skole Aagaard, Christian (f. 1984) Bidstrup ; illustrator: Flemming Schmidt. - Sorø : Borell, Sanna: Et eventyr / forfatter: Sanna Borell ; kun- Tellerup, 2020. - 69 sider : ill. i farver. - (3900 Nuuk ; stner: Sanna Borell ; oversætter: Anne Krogh Hørning. 3). - DK (86-096). - [Aarhus] : Turbine, 2020. - [28] sider : alle ill. i farv- ISBN-13: 978-87-588-3869-4 ib.. er. - DK (87-296). 4 785 278 1* Originaltitel: Sagan. Bidstrup, Lise: 3900 Nuuk - isbjerge og turister / forfat- ISBN-13: 978-87-406-6136-1 ib.. ter: Lise Bidstrup ; illustrator: Flemming Schmidt. - 4 786 158 6* 2 Ugefortegnelse / bøger 2020 nr. 17 Bradley, Mary Anne Boyle (f. 1971): Sidelæns mod Originaltitel: Working memory and learning. - Se- strømmen : LavDosisNaltrexon (LDN) giver MS og neste oplag: 7.
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