Ce roman de Champfleury suit les vacances d'été de deux familles bourgeoises qui se rencontrent dans un village de campagne. Le roman est un commentaire sur les mœurs bourgeoises et sur la moralité de l'époque. Il explore également les thématiques de l'amour, de l'aventure et de la loyauté.

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