Pearl S. Buck
Titel im Angebot
Dobra zemlja
Perl S. Bak prikazuje život kineskog seljaka Vang Lunga, njegov uspon od siromaštva do bogatstva i raspad porodičnih veza. Roman istražuje odnos između čoveka i zemlje, tradiciju, društvene promene i moralne izazove.
Eine Liebesehe / Das Gelöbnis
„Jedan brak“ je intimniji, psihološki portret braka, dok je „Obećanje“ epski ratni roman. Oba dela odražavaju autora koji je živeo u Kini i imao duboko razumevanje sukoba između Istoka i Zapada.
Jedan brak
Glavni lik je Hanako, mlada Japanka obrazovana na američkom univerzitetu, koja se nakon rata vraća u razoreni Tokio.
Jedan brak
Roman „Jedan brak“ američke autorke Perl S. Bak bavi se ljubavnom pričom koja se razvija između dvoje ljudi iz potpuno različitih kulturnih i društvenih sredina u posleratnom periodu.
Lebendiger Bambus
The novel depicts the history of Korea through the fate of one family, highlighting the struggle for freedom, the preservation of tradition, and the power of human perseverance.
Mati
A novel about a Chinese peasant woman who, after her husband leaves, raises her children alone, struggling with poverty, loneliness and social pressures, in a poignant story of motherhood and endurance.
Peonija, cvijet Istoka
A novel by American Nobel laureate Pearl S. Buck, set in the 19th century Chinese city of Kaifeng, known for its Jewish community. The story follows Peony, a young Chinese maid in the home of the prominent Jewish family of Ezra ben Israel.
Sabrana dela 10: Mati
A poor Chinese peasant woman, abandoned by her husband, raises three children alone, struggling with hunger, poverty and social pressures. A moving story of maternal strength and sacrifice.
Sabrana dela 11: Obećanje
The Promise (1943) is a direct sequel to the novel Dragon Seed. The story takes place during World War II, mainly in Burma in 1942, as the Japanese advance through Asia.
Sabrana dela 12: Paviljon žena
The novel The Pavilion of Women (1946) is one of Pearl S. Buck's most intimate and subtle stories. It is set among the old, wealthy Chinese Wu family, in the years immediately before the Japanese invasion.