List of Les Norton Books (in Chronological Order)
- You Wouldn't Be Dead for Quids
- The Real Thing
- The Boys From Binjiwunyawunya
- The Godson
- Between the Devlin And The Deep Blue Seas
- White Shoes, White Lines and Blackie
- And De Fun Don't Done
- Mele Kalikimaka Mr Walker
- The Day of The Gecko
- Rider on the Storm and Other Bits and Barrett
- Guns 'N' Rose
- Mud Crab Boogie
- Goodoo Goodoo
- The Wind and the Monkey
- Leaving Bondi
- Mystery Bay Blues
- Rosa-Marie's Baby
- Crime Scene Cessnock
- Les Norton and the Case of the Talking Pie Crust
- High Noon in Nimbin
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