The Spenders

This satirical novel follows the lives of a wealthy family during the early 20th century. Harry Leon Wilson skewers the excesses and follies of the upper classes with his witty prose and incisive social commentary. The novel's themes of greed, ambition, and disillusionment still resonate today, making it a timeless classic of American literature.

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