This is, I think, his first hard cover book and the first to tell one narrative story as opposed to being a collection of comic strips.

The story, loosely told and occasionally departing from strict autobiography for the sake of narrative virtue, is about Decie's experiment with "glamping", which is supposed to be "glamorous camping".

It's not especially glamorous to my eyes, though. Instead of pitching a tent, you rent a cabin. And that's about it.

But the situation is ideal for Decie, who is a quiet and gentle but ironical observer of his environment and himself.