The reverie of a solitary rambler is the last work of the French philosopher jean Jacques Rousseau. The ten ramblers' reverie records in the book are written by Rousseau "for himself". The book shows Rousseau's thoughts of advocating emotion, praising self and loving nature. At the same time, it also illuminates countless souls in the vulgar society by its own radiance. Like Thoreau's walden, it tells the story of a lonely recluse talking to nature.