Pearl S. Buck

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Gender	Female
Death	50 years ago
Date of birth	June 26,1892
Zodiac sign	Cancer
Born	Hillsboro
	West Virginia
	United States
Date of died	March 6,1973
Died	Danby
	Vermont
	United States
Children	Janice Walsh
	Carol Buck
	Caroline Grace Buck
	Janice Comfort Walsh
Job	Teacher
	Author
	Novelist
Education	University of Toronto Mississauga
	Randolph College
Movies/Shows	Pavilion of Women
	China: The Roots of Madness
	Guide
	Satan Never Sleeps
	China Sky
	Dragon Seed
	The Good Earth
Awards	Nobel Prize in Literature
	Pulitzer Prize for Fiction
Spouse	Richard Walsh
	John Lossing Buck
Parents	Absalom Sydenstricker
	Caroline Stulting
Siblings	Edgar Sydenstricker
	Grace Sydenstricker Yaukey
Date of Reg.	2019-03-06 06:26:29
Date of Upd.	2023-09-15 01:29:48
ID	521863

The Good Earth
East Wind: West Wind
A House Divided
Imperial Woman
Dragon Seed
Pavilion of Women
Sons
The Big Wave
Fighting Angel
The Living Reed
Peony
The Exile
My several worlds
The House of Earth
Letter from Peking
The Hidden Flower
Three daughters of Madame Liang
The child who never grew
China Sky
Portrait of a Marriage
Christmas day in the morning
Come, my beloved
The Eternal Wonder: A Novel
God's Men
The Story Bible
This proud heart
The Mother
The angry wife
The time is noon
China as I see it
The goddess abides
Gebiete dem Morgen
The New Year
The Old Demon
All Under Heaven
TERRA BENDITA
Un jour de bonheur
Pearl S. Buck's Oriental Cookbook

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Pearl S. Buck Life story

Pearl Comfort Sydenstricker Buck was an American writer and novelist. She is best known for The Good Earth, the best-selling novel in the United States in 1931 and 1932 and which won her the Pulitzer Prize in 1932.