NYT review of Sedaris' 'Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim'

The final paragraph of The review kind of sums it up:

As we learn in ''Dress Your Family,'' he is now routinely asked to address college students, and a Hollywood director has optioned the story of his life. His French has improved, his backstory is now pretty well picked over, and a third linguistic childhood -- in Slovakia, say -- is presumably out of the question. With nothing left to bite himself with, he has resorted to his own conscience.