Is Sharp Objects series completely based on the book or is it like GOT? [closed]

According to this article from Elite Daily there are few big changes compared to the novel.

No television show is perfectly faithful to the book, though some try. Game of Thrones, for example, stayed faithful in their debut season, but it was a 10-hour show adapting 800+ pages. Most novels are not as long, so to fill the 8-to-10 hour brief, extra scenes are added. That's especially the case in adaptations where the novel is told in the first person point of view and swaps to a third person POV with a camera. The Sharp Objects show vs. the book is a perfect example of this. With only 254 pages to work from to fill seven hours, there are changes all throughout the series.

The following are the changes made. I have compiled a list based on the article, but the article gives more context to how this changes may affect the work.

1. Camille works and lives in Chicago instead of St. Louis.
2. Camille's response at Natalie's funeral is different.
3. Third person perspective fleshes things out more, including Detective Willis is "nicer" in the novel by spending more time with the character.
4. The Addition of Calhoun Day.
5. Ending change: A girl from school turns up stangled, rather than the accidental discovery of the floor in the dollhouse. Camille also has a breakdown, wanting to cut herself again, but Frank interviens, while Amma happily admits to her crimes and her gang of friends willing to help her do it!