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In "Nights with Uncle Remus," readers encounter a series of stories told by Uncle Remus to a young boy named Little Boy, who visits him regularly. Uncle Remus, a kindly African American man, entertains Little Boy with tales featuring animals such as Br'er Rabbit, Br'er Fox, and Br'er Bear.The stories are steeped in the oral tradition of African-American folklore and are often told in a dialect intended to capture the authenticity of the characters and their cultural milieu. Through these tales, Uncle Remus imparts moral lessons and wisdom to Little Boy, teaching him valuable lessons about life, morality, and human nature."Nights with Uncle Remus" is celebrated for its preservation and popularization of African-American folklore and has been praised for its rich storytelling, memorable characters, and universal themes. It remains a beloved classic of children's literature and a vital part of American literary heritage.