"Babbit" is a novel by the American writer Sinclair Lewis, which was published in 1922. The main character of the book, Georg Babbitt, is a successful businessman in the city of Zenith, who lives a standard, outwardly successful life among the high social class. However, the events in the novel are marked by Babbitt's personality crisis, his disillusionment with his own values, and his struggle to find meaning in everyday life. Lewis successfully reproduces the atmosphere of post-war American society and develops the theme of conformity and loss of individuality. The novel "Babbit" is a classic of American literature and remains relevant to this day, reminding us of the importance of self-discovery and dedication to one's own unique values.