The characters of Twin Peaks are as real to me as people who actually exist. It is my favorite show ever and nothing else has even remotely come close to it (not even my beloved Walking Dead. And I needed to let this book sit and stew in my head before rating or reviewing it because I don't want this book to ruin the show's magic (particularly since it's coming back next year! HAPPY DANCE)įor most of you who know me or at the least have read my profile (or you know, looked at my avatar on here) you will know that I absolutely adore EVERYTHING associated with the sheer brilliance that is Twin Peaks.
This book just doesn't do anything for my love of this show and this world. As much as I adore (or used to adore) Laura Palmer. I'm really upset that I can't give this book more than 3 stars. We promise that something is forever, when it is really only as long as it takes for us to tire of it. There are still good people on this planet! And it totally made my night. So I went to work today after the crappiest, crappiest day yesterday and one of the waitresses runs up to me with this book and this book and told me she got drunk a few weeks ago and drunkenly ordered them for me because she knew I wanted them so bad. With hidden Easter eggs, glimpses at the origins of principal characters, and clues to the identity of her eventual killer, The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer is required listening for diehard fans of the original show, and essential background for the 2017 revival.Read a book that was turned into a TV show (or really, based on a TV show in this case. But as she's swallowed deeper and deeper into the abyss, Laura is forced to question the reality of who and what BOB really is. Plagued by visions of a creepy man with long hair - a demonic presence she comes to know as "BOB" - Laura falls into a world of drug addiction, sexual promiscuity, and prostitution to escape.
In intimate diary entries, Laura goes from a happy and naïve tween to a tormented soul posing behind the phony smile of homecoming queen. The diary chronicles Laura's life from age 12 to her death at 17 and provides a harrowing backstory to the event that set the entire series in motion.
Commissioned by series creators Mark Frost and David Lynch and written by Lynch's daughter, Jennifer - who was told she was one of "three air breathing mammals to know the identity of Laura's killer" - The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer became an integral part of the Twin Peaks canon. Now, Sheryl returns to voice Laura's darkest secrets in the audiobook event that fans of the show have long awaited. This is how Sheryl Lee was first introduced as "Laura Palmer" in the cult television classic, Twin Peaks.
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