Four passes to tour the Pearl S. Buck House, a paperback edition of The Good Earth signed by Pearl Buck's daughter, Janice Walsh, and a figurine from the Pearl S. Buck Intl. limited edition.
      Set on 60 acres of good earth in Bucks County, the 19th-century Green Hills Farm is a monument to the woman who made it home for 40 years: Pearl S. Buck. Here, Buck wrote nearly 100 novels, children's books and works of nonfiction while raising seven adopted children and caring for many others. The author is most famous for writing The Good Earth, her classic 1931 novel about peasant life in China and was the first American woman to be awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature.