favorite 3 books published 2000 or later

Hi everyone,
I am interested in seeing what everyones favorite books are that are published from 2000 on plus I need some new books to read. My favorite 3 would be harry potter, twilight, and book thief Thanks Kenney

Haven't read many at all. Life of Pi By Martel was enjoyable, as was True History of the Kelly Gang by Carey and Norwegian Wood by Murakami.

Atonement was good. I haven't read many either.

Life of Pi and The Brothers K are the only novels I've finished that have been published since 2000. They were both decent novels.

I read the life of Pi but i wasn't that fussed on it. The only really good post 2000 book i've read would be the road by cormac mccarthy

At first it seems like I haven't read many but when I think about it, there is more then I would have thought.

Middlesex
Water for Elepahnts
The Birth of Venus

Recursion by Tony Ballantyne
Fitzpatrick's War by Theodore Judson

Both were books I randomly picked off the shelf because they looked good.

I liked The Kite Runner and Thousand Splendid Suns by Khalid Houssini. Can't remember any others maybe The Davinci Code lol?

I've read the Potter books and Life of Pi, but I mostly go for the classical stuff or non-fiction.

[QUOTE=Simao;635574]I liked The Kite Runner and Thousand Splendid Suns by Khalid Houssini.


I loved both of those books and I also loved The Road. I am sure there are others but I can not remember them at the moment.

We are to busy getting ready for the running of the Melbourne Cup hopefully this year I will win:p

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Originally Posted by Dark Muse

At first it seems like I haven't read many but when I think about it, there is more then I would have thought.

Middlesex
Water for Elepahnts
The Birth of Venus

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I LOVED Water for Elephants

I might add My Sister's Keeper to that list...I don't know what else.

I read Life of Pi but really couldn't get into it at all =/ I still have it though, so I should re-try perhaps?

I agree the Road is good, if you want something lighter/less literary I suppose, No country For Old Men was also quite good and very quick.

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Originally Posted by waryan

I read Life of Pi but really couldn't get into it at all =/ I still have it though, so I should re-try perhaps?

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Wouldn't recommend it. You aren't missing out on much!

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Originally Posted by waryan

I read Life of Pi but really couldn't get into it at all =/ I still have it though, so I should re-try perhaps?

I agree the Road is good, if you want something lighter/less literary I suppose, No country For Old Men was also quite good and very quick.

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Less literary than No Country for Old Men, or in general?

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Originally Posted by Drkshadow03

Less literary than No Country for Old Men, or in general?

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Whoops sorry, I meant that No Country to me seemed like a lighter alternative to the Road, it was a bit quicker and for some reason I felt it was less "literary" as Cormac's previous works.