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Bücherliste Englischbibliothek - Stand September 2017 Autor Name Nummer Abbott Jeff Fear AB 4/1 Abrahams Peter The Fury of Rachel Monette AB 1/1 Abrahams Peter Pressure Drop AB 2/1 Ackland Tom The disobedient servant AC 8/1 Ackroyd Peter Hawks moore AC 1/1 Ackroyd Peter English music AC 4/1 Ackroyd Peter Chatterton AC 6/1 Ackroyd Peter The great fire of London AC 7/1 Ackroyd Peter The plato papers AC 9/1 Adair Gilbert Love And Death on Long Island AD 2/1 Adair Gilbert A closed book AD 5/1 Adair Gilbert The death of the author AD 3/1 Adams Douglas The restaurant at the end of the universeAD 1/1 Adamson-Grant Lesley A life of adventure AD 4/1 Adebayo Diran Some Kind Of Black AD 6/1 Adiga Avavind The White Tiger AD 2/1 Aellen Richard The Cain Conversion AE 1/1 Ahern Cecelia Thanks for the memories AH 2/1 Aird Catherine Henrietta Who? AI 1/1 Alan Sillitoe Saturday Night and Sunday Morning SL 3/7 Albeury Ted The twentieth day of january AL 10/1 Albeury Ted Moscow quadrille Al 19/1 Albeury Ted The Lantern network AL 6/2 Albeury Ted The Lantern network AL 6/3 Albeury Ted The reaper Al 8/1 Albom Mitch tuesdays with Morrie AL 27/1 Albom Mitch For ond more day AL 29/1 Albom Mitch for one more day AL 29/2 Albom Mitch The five people you meet in heaven Al 30/1 Alcott Louisa M. Little women AL 22/1 Aldiss Brian Last orders Al 12/1 Aldiss Brian Hothouse AL 20/1 Aldiss Brian Barefoot in the Head AL 13/1 Aldiss Brian Cracken At Critical AL 28/1 Alexander Joan One Sunny Day AL 4/1 Alexander Mrs. Mrs. Chrichton's Creditor AL 26/1 Alexander Patrick Death of a thin-skinned animal AL 9/1 Alexander Patrick Show me a hero AL 7/1 Allbeury Ted Children of tender years AL 14/1 Allbeury Ted The Lantern Network AL 6/1 Allbeury Ted All our tomorrows AL 11/1 Allbeury Ted The lantern network AL 6/4 Allbeury Ted The lantern network AL 6/5 Allen Hervey The Forest And The Fort AL 1/1 Allen Walter All In A Lifetime AL 2/1 Allende Isabel The house of the spirits AL 23/1 Allende Isabel The Infinite Plan AL 25/1 Allingham Margery The white cottage mystery AL 18/1 Allingham Margery The Tiger In The Smoke AL 3/1 Alther Lisa Kinficks AL 15/1 Alther Lisa Orginal Sins AL 16/1 Alther Lisa Other women AL 17/1 Alverson Charles That Hooligan Summer AL 21/1 Ambrose David Coincidence AM 30/1 Amis Kingsley Take a girl like you AM 1/1 Amis Kingsley Take a girl like you AM 1/2 Amis Kingsley The Old Devils AM 13/1 Amis Kingsley The atteration AM 15/1 Amis Kingsley The anti-death league AM 16/1 Amis Kingsley The Anti-Death League AM 16/2 Amis Kingsley The Folks that live on the hill AM 17/1 Amis Kingsley Lucky Jim AM 2/1 Amis Kingsley Lucky Jim AM 2/2 Amis Kingsley The Green Man AM 20/1 Amis Kingsley The crime of the century AM 21/1 Amis Kingsley The crime of the century AM 21/2 Amis Kingsley Ending up AM 22/1 Amis Kingsley The Egyptologists AM 23/1 Amis Kingsley Difficulties with Girls AM 26/1 Amis Kingsley Girl, 20 AM 28/1 Amis Kingsley One fat english man AM 3/1 Amis Kingsley Russian hide and seer AM 4/1 Amis Kingsley Collected short stories AM 5/1 Amis Kingsley Collected Short Stories AM 5/2 Amis Kingsley Stanley and the women AM 6/1 Amis Kingsley The uncertain feeling AM 7/1 Amis Kingsley The uncertain feeling AM 7/2 Amis Kingsley The riverside villas murder AM 8/1 Amis Kingsley The riverside villas murder AM 8/2 Amis Martin Money AM 11/2 Amis Martin Money AM 12/1 Amis Martin The Rachel Papers AM 12/1 Amis Martin The Rachel Papers AM 12/2 Amis Martin Mr. Barrett's Secret And Other Stories AM 24/1 Amis Martin Dead Babies AM 25/1 Amis Martin The Moronic Inferno AM 25/1 Amis Martin Losers AM 27/1 Amis Martin Other people AM 10/1 Amis Martin Other people AM 10/2 Amis Martin Einstein`s monsters AM 14/1 Amis Martin Success AM 9/1 Amis Martin Success AM 9/2 Anderson & McGehee Bodies of ecidence AN 11/1 Anderson & Pronzini The cambodia file AN 3/1 Anderson Scott Triage AN 13/1 Ann Brashares Forever in Blue BR 51/1 Anson Jay The amityville horror AN 1/1 Anthony Evelyn The relic AN ? 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