The Little Foxes by Harriet Beecher Stowe is a classic American prose book that tells the story of the Kennedy family living in the southern states during the American Civil War. The author successfully reproduces the atmosphere of southern society, its moral and ethical principles and acute social problems. The book is a vivid example of anti-slavery literature that reveals to readers the injustice of the slavery system and its impact on people's morality and behavior. "Little Foxes" leaves in the depths of the heart a bitter confession about the injustice and executions that slavery brings.