s/o from Reddit -- Which novel published after the year 2000 will be considered a classic?
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Anonymous
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Saw this on Reddit, thought it would make a good topic here on DCUM.
http://www.reddit.com/r/books/comments/1k9m88/which_novel_published_after_the_year_2000_you/ |
Anonymous
| The Road, Atonement come to mind immediately..... |
Anonymous
| The Corrections |
Anonymous
| Atonement, without a doubt. I'm still mulling this over, though. |
Anonymous
| The Kite Runner |
Anonymous
| Agree on the Kite Runner. |
Anonymous
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Possible candidates:
Atonement Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao Life of Pi Never Let Me Go |
Anonymous
| Blindness |
Anonymous
| A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius |
Anonymous
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White Teeth
The Human Stain |
Anonymous
| Middlesex |
Anonymous
Definitely. |
Anonymous
| Agree with life of pi and atonement. Heartbreaking work of staggering genius, yes, but it's a memoir, not a novel. |
Anonymous
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The History of Love
The Kite Runner Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close Middlesex |
Anonymous
| No, not kite runner. That's popular junk like saying the Dan brown novels are good. |