The novels will be released by Open Road Integrated Media and include The Good Earth, The Big Wave, The Promise and A House Divided.I should point out that "The Big Wave" is not a novel, but rather a children's book, also sold as the main story in a short story collection, The Big Wave and Other Stories. It's an exciting read, but certainly not a novel.
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is one of the recommendations, in this the 80th anniversary of its receipt of the Pulitzer Prize for the Novel. Arguably the most prestigious prize in American letters, did you know that the Pulitzer Prize in a category can even be withheld in any given year if no work is deemed worthy of the prize? Globe and Mail reader Mary N wrote:The Good Earth, by Pearl S. Buck. Although it is more than 80 years old, the story is wonderful. I can read this over and over again. The characters are strong and the life lessons still apply today.Clearly the book still resonates and sells. Oprah's Book Club published a new edition in 2004, and a new "Enriched Classic Edition was released by Simon & Schuster just a year later. This type of reading list appears often at the beginning of summer. Some contain only recently published books, but it is also common to publish lists generated by readers, authors, or other famous people. Have you seen other lists with books by or about Pearl Buck on them?
