This ties in with the TV show, and is a really good and natural accompaniment. The diary takes a little while to get going as Erin’s enormous ego means she thinks she’s a legendary writer with a lot to say, but as the diary gets underway it’s a joy to read. It follows the timeline of both series of the show, and it links in to what happens in each episode, although doesn’t repeat everything or go in to too much detail so that you’re bored. And it’s just fun to spend some more time in the company of these weird but good-hearted characters.