The Bear that had a Bank Account

This satirical tale revolves around a bear who inherits a large sum of money and opens a bank account to manage his newfound wealth. The story critiques the societal norms surrounding money and class, highlighting the absurdities of capitalism through the bear's experiences with banking and financial transactions.

By Hjalmar Hjorth Boysen · Genre: Folklore, Fantasy, Adventure · 3 chapters

Contents

• CHAPTER I
• CHAPTER II
• CHAPTER III

More by Hjalmar Hjorth Boysen

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• The Man who Lost his Name (1907)
• The Story of an Outcast (1881)
• A Good-For-Nothing (1883)
• A Scientific Vagabond (1900)
• Truls, the Nameless (1904)
• Asathor's Vengeance
• The Battle of the Rafts. the Origin of the War (1861)
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