favorite 3 books published 2000 or later

[danceken]

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

[Tallon]

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.

[kelby_lake]

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

[Josef K]

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.

[Vincent Black]

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

[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

[DeadAsDreams]

Recursion by Tony Ballantyne
Fitzpatrick's War by Theodore Judson

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

[Simao]

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

[RG57]

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

[Joreads]

[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

[*Classic*Charm*]

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

I LOVED Water for Elephants

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

[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.

[Josef K]

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?

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

[Drkshadow03]

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.

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

[waryan]

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

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.