Književnost
Sabrana dela 10: Mati
Siromašna kineska seljanka, napuštena od strane muža, sama odgaja troje dece, boreći se sa glađu, siromaštvom i društvenim pritiscima. Dirljiva priča o majčinskoj snazi i žrtvi.
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.
Sabrana dela 13: Ponosito srce
One of Pearl S. Buck's less frequently mentioned but very powerful novels (1938), which is quite different from her Chinese sagas. It is the story of a gifted, proud woman who struggles to remain both an artist and a woman, in a world that finds it diffic
Sabrana dela 14: Rastureni dom
It is the third and final novel in the "House of Earth" trilogy, following The Good Earth and Sons. The plot focuses on the third generation of the Wang family—specifically Wang Yuan, grandson of Wang Lung and son of the warlord Wang Tiger.
Sabrana dela 15: Sinovi
After their father's death, the three sons of peasant Wang Lung leave the land he loved; war, greed, and revolution tear the family apart and destroy the inheritance.
Sabrana dela 16: Skriveni cvet
The novel is an intimate, emotional story of forbidden love in post-war Japan. One of Buck's most personal works on the subject of interracial relationships. Less epic, more psychological and melancholic than her Chinese novels.
Sabrana dela 17: Tri kćeri gospođe Lijang
After her husband brings a concubine into her house, Mrs. Liang leaves home, opens a fancy restaurant in Shanghai and sends her three daughters to study in America, while China is shaken by communist upheavals.
Sabrana dela 19: Zmajevo seme
The family of Chinese peasant Ling Tan faces the Japanese invasion in 1937. The war destroys their lives, changes customs and inspires resistance. A moving story of the courage, suffering and struggle of the Chinese people.
Sabrana dela 1: Božji ljudi
"God's People" (1951) is a novel in which the author compares the contrasting lives and ideals of two Americans who grew up as the sons of missionaries in China. The plot spans from the Boxer Rebellion (1900) to the mid-20th century.
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