"Babbit: the story of an American man, his family and a single friendship" is a novel by the American writer Sinclair Lewis, which is a complex and insightful critique of capitalist society at the beginning of the 20th century. The main character, George Babbitt, is engaged in a reliable agency business and lives in the city of Zenith in the middle of the western region of the United States. Lewis successfully explores his outward success and inner emptiness, characteristic of many Americans of the time. The novel "Babbit" is not only the story of one man, but also a parable about universal human values and conformity. Lewis openly reflects the lack of individuality in society, where everyone diligently reproduces generally accepted standards and values. In addition, the novel "Babbit" is distinguished by bright writing and deep psychological expressions of the characters. Lewis skillfully reveals the inner world of the main character, making the reader sympathetic to his unfavorable position in society. "Babbit: The Story of an American Man, His Family, and the Only Friendship" is a book that leaves behind deep thoughts about values, individuality, and true friendship.