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jenniferwaggonerhartling
jenniferwaggonerhartling rated it 12 years ago
There aren't enough words to accurately describe my feelings about The Good Earth. Simply put, it is one of the best books ever penned.The book begins on the morning of his wedding to a slave girl named O-Lan. As he prepares himself we get a sense of the simple, proud, and hardworking man that he is...
Bettie's Books
Bettie's Books rated it 12 years ago
A 12 mile walk round the icy lake with Vampyre Dawg. The third time of starting this and the time must be of been right because the ponderous pacing did not grate; am even contemplating the second in the trilogy.#76 TBR Busting 2013
Bettie's Books
Bettie's Books rated it 12 years ago
To find
Bettie's Books
Bettie's Books rated it 12 years ago
To find.
Caffeine Reviews
Caffeine Reviews rated it 12 years ago
[a:Pearl S. Buck|704|Pearl S. Buck|http://d.gr-assets.com/authors/1344969427p2/704.jpg] is such a wonderful writer. Her stories have such a timelessness to them. She creates such strong, believable and relatable characters, and even though this book was first published in 1931, its message still fee...
nouveau
nouveau rated it 12 years ago
somehow Pearl S. Buck won the Nobel Prize although she isn't all more skillful a writer than the average schoolmarm working in China today. that is brilliance or the failure of the Nobel Committee, which anticipated its future direction in honoring world literature, which passed comment by on the gl...
The Drift Of Things
The Drift Of Things rated it 12 years ago
3.5 stars
JonathanPeto
JonathanPeto rated it 13 years ago
This short book for intermediate level readers is a simple story written in a majestic style that gives the narration the power of myth. I loved it. A boy named Kino tells most of the story even though the story's protagonist is probably his friend, Jiya. Jiya's father is a fisherman. They live in a...
Caffeine Reviews
Caffeine Reviews rated it 13 years ago
My personal belief is that some books wait for us to come along and discover them they lie quietly, patiently, waiting for years maybe for the correct moment in our lives to be found. This book is one of them for me. I'll admit if I was to have read this book say 20 years ago I probably would not ha...
Cecily's book reviews
Cecily's book reviews rated it 14 years ago
This is an engaging family history, and the way an unsympathetic character mellows is well done. However, the fact that Buck's parents were missionaries is demonstrated by a dated writing style that is reminiscent of the King James Bible. Although not preachy in content, I found the tone increasingl...
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