[New Era Nobel Prize in Literature]

The school organized a reading activity, and they had to read one of these works. I don't know much about it, so I hope someone who has seen it can recommend it. Thank you very much!
Personally, I prefer works with rich storylines.
New Era Nobel Prize in Literature series (choose any representative work):
1.2010 The Nobel Prize in Literature was awarded to Mario Vargas Llosa. There's Green House or Chinese Box Set
2. Romania writer Herta Muller won the 2009 Nobel Prize in Literature. There were "I Take All I Have,""Light Years Away,""Walking the Boundary," or "The River Rushes."
3.2008 The annual Nobel Prize in Literature was awarded to the French writer, Jean-marie Gustave Le Clézio, who was born in 1940. As a novelist, his breakthrough work was Desert, published in 1980. Other representative works included Goldfish, Wandering Stars, Youth's Mind, and War.
4.2007 The Nobel Prize in Literature was awarded to Doris Lessing.
5.2006 Turkish writer Orhan Pamukh. His main works include White Castle, My Name is Red, and Constantine.
6.2005 British playwrights Harold Pinter. His main works include House Watchers, Birthday Party, and Home.
7.2004 Austrian writer Elfriede Jelinek. His main works include "Lisa's Shadow","Good, Good Times","The piano teacher" and so on.
8.2003 South African writer John Maxwell Kutcher. His main works included Infamy, Waiting for the Barbarians, and National Center.
9.2002 The hungarian writer imre keltes. The reason for the Nobel Prize in Literature was his deep description of the experience of weak individuals fighting against barbaric power. It represented "Invisible Fate" and so on.
10.2001 Immigrant writer Visu Naipaul. His main works include Mr. Biswas's House and In the Land of the Free.
11. The representative works of the French Chinese writer Gao Xingjian included Soul Mountain, which was called an "unparalleled and rare literary masterpiece", and Absolute Signal, which was called China's first small theater play.

Answer 1

There are many works by the Nobel Prize laureates in Literature of the New Era. Here are some recommendations:

1. Works such as The Halved Viscount and Veronica's Decision to Die by Malcolm Calvino.
2. Works such as Shame and The Book of the Castle by Poland Sabkowski.
3 Norway Aesthylus Huxley's Brave New World and Jules Verne.
4. The Little Match Girl and the Ugly Duckling from Denmark.
5. Stephen King's Requiem and The Shining.

All of the above were representative works of the Nobel Prize in Literature winners of the New Era. They had certain literary value and influence. Reading these works could help readers gain a deeper understanding of literary achievements in different cultures and fields and expand their knowledge and horizons.