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You do not say where you are from. However, here is the reference for the RNIB recording in Britain: http://tinyurl.com/3yg976 This is available to the registered blind. Here is the Amazon.com reference for the McCallum recording: http://tinyurl.com/2xrmk3

Lloyd Jones - he's a New Zealand writer, and I'm just going to have to find more of his books.

I recently read this and am SO pleased it has won the Commonwealth Writers' Prize. It is utterly brilliant.

If you mean the one by Mari and Laroze, it has not been translated.

Maybe this? Les Grands Mystères de l'Histoire par Laurent Pfaadt

A good novel = "Enigma" by Robert Harris

Look here: http://tinyurl.com/2fs9ok

I don't know this book, but "Noughth Week" is a specifically British term - used in Oxford University for the week before term starts.

For a starter: Secrets, Lies, Gizmos And Spies: A History of Spies and Espionage By Janet Wyman Coleman [A good basic introduction aimed and the young - but worth looking into] The Second Oldest Profession: Spies and Spying in the Twentieth Century by Phillip Knightley The Dangerous...

This review seems to be the sort of thing: http://www.wsws.org/articles/2001/dec2001/bka-d08.shtml This article by Dulles is also of interest: http://tinyurl.com/reou

Margaret Mahy, Lois Lowry, Jacqueline Wilson, Linda Newbery, Meg Cabot, E.L. Konigsburg all write wonderful books - too difficult to select titles, You must look for them. This list has brief descriptions and you may find something there: http://www.sdst.org/shs/library/fiction00.html

White Boots by Noel Streatfeild seems possible

Mary O'Hara : My Friend Flicka; Thunderhead; Green Grass of Wyoming Will James : Smoky C.S. Lewis: The Horse and his Boy

Two good novels: "I,Tituba, Black Witch of Salem" by Maryse Conde "A Mirror for Witches" by Esther Forbes If you are interested in the Salem trials and the history of the time, then "Judge Sewall's Apology" is well worth the effort.

http://tinyurl.com/25h3dc for listing of Breakfast at Tiffany's, some with thumbnails of the cover.

Perhaps : Out of Mormonism: A Woman's True Story by Judy Robertson

Isabel Allende's latest book "Ines of my Soul" is about the conquistadors.

It's an alternative title for "The Stranger" by Camus

The Stranger by Albert Camus Outside Looking In by Gil Gaudia The Brothers Karamazov by Dostoievsky The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand The Stand by Stephen King There's some to start with, anyhow.

Here's a list of authors writing this kind of book: Larry Bond, Dale Brown, Joe Buff, James H. Cobb, Stephen Coonts, Harold Coyle, Jack Du Brul, Paul Garrison, David Hagberg, James W. Huston, Dean Ing, Gordon Kent, Richard Marcinko, R.J. Pineiro, David Poyer, Matthew Reilly, Patrick Robinson...