Book review: A captivating read that’s hard to forget

'The Wildelings' explores how our childhoods impact on us and our relationships and exposes the vulnerability of young adults trying to adapt to the world
Book review: A captivating read that’s hard to forget

Lisa Harding draws on her own experience as an actress and gives us a remarkable insight into the career, its challenges, and meaning. File picture: Darragh Kane

Sat, 19 Jul, 2025 - 01:00
Tina Neylon

  • The Wildelings 
  • Lisa Harding
  • Bloomsbury, €16.99 

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