Babbitt

by Sinclair Lewis

Genre: Classic Literature, Satire, Social Commentary
Target Audience: Readers of American literature, fans of satirical novels, students of social critique, collectors of 20th-century classics

Published in 1922, Babbitt is Sinclair Lewis’s incisive satire of middle-class American life and the pursuit of social conformity. The novel follows George F. Babbitt, a successful real estate broker, who navigates the expectations of society while struggling with his own desires, ambitions, and moral conflicts. Lewis critiques materialism, social pressures, and the emptiness of routine, offering a humorous yet sharp reflection on the American Dream.

Babbitt remains a seminal work in American literature, celebrated for its witty narrative, keen social observation, and timeless relevance. The novel invites readers to examine societal norms while enjoying a cleverly crafted story.

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Babbitt by Sinclair Lewis – Classic American Satire

Explore Babbitt by Sinclair Lewis, a satirical classic examining middle-class American life, social conformity, and the pursuit of the American Dream.