And The Little One Said

Seven siblings. One survivor. A raw, heartbreaking memoir of loss—and laughter—through the darkest times. In this unforgettable family memoir, *Elizabeth Coffey* traces her life as the youngest of eight children in a chaotic, loving household, where joy, madness, and tragedy collided. As she loses sibling after sibling in painfully varied and tragic ways, Coffey tells her story with gallows humour, searing honesty and fierce love. A powerful blend of grief, resilience and wit, this is a memoir for anyone who has ever loved deeply and lost terribly—and still found a way to laugh. For readers of *Maggie O’Farrell*, *Cathy Rentzenbrink* or *Jeanette Winterson*, this is a brave, brilliant testament to the bonds that define us—and the ones we mourn.