Brewster's Millions

In "Brewster's Millions," George Barr McCutcheon employs a satirical and humorous narrative style to explore themes of wealth, responsibility, and social expectations. The novel follows the audacious experiment of Montague Brewster, an heir who must spend a staggering seven million dollars in just one year to inherit a fortune of twenty million. McCutcheon's witty prose delves into Brewster's mora...