Kate "read" her book to Maddie before publishing it....

Kate, a part-time GP before Madeleine's disappearance, thinks of those times when she sits in her daughter's room in Rothley, Leics.

It is full of birthday and Christmas presents left over the last four years, along with drawings and notes left for her by the twins.

Kate said: "I always pop in to say 'Night, night' and 'Good morning.' I like to sit there, talk to her. It's one of the places I feel closest to her. When I finished writing the book, I went in there and read it to her. It's for her.

Iris wrote:

Kate, a part-time GP before Madeleine's disappearance, thinks of those times when she sits in her daughter's room in Rothley, Leics.

It is full of birthday and Christmas presents left over the last four years, along with drawings and notes left for her by the twins.

Kate said: "I always pop in to say 'Night, night' and 'Good morning.' I like to sit there, talk to her. It's one of the places I feel closest to her. When I finished writing the book, I went in there and read it to her. It's for her.

I wonder if she read page 129, or the bit about the "f***ing t*ssers".

http://themaddiecasefiles.com/post212421.html#p212421

kathybelle wrote:In my opinion, Kate McCann disrespected Madeleine, when she named her book of sex and lies after her. She knew she was on to a winner, when the Sun serialised it, because the Sun is the biggest selling tabloid and it didn't matter if anyone read "Madeleine" or not.

I never bought that book, but I did see various passages on the internet. Including the famous page 129.

marxman wrote:

kathybelle wrote:In my opinion, Kate McCann disrespected Madeleine, when she named her book of sex and lies after her. She knew she was on to a winner, when the Sun serialised it, because the Sun is the biggest selling tabloid and it didn't matter if anyone read "Madeleine" or not.

I never bought that book, but I did see various passages on the internet. Including the famous page 129.

And not to forget that the book title had
Madeleine with small 'm'.
And yes, Gerry also wanted Kate posing
in her 'birthday suit' for a photo-shoot, but Clarrie
told him to get a grip!

almostgothic wrote:I thought it was a swimsuit - not her birthday suit!

Justiceforallkids wrote:forgive my ignorance but birthday suit = nude? lol

almostgothic wrote:If she'd done a centrefold, the staples would've covered her embarrassment!

AnnaEsse wrote:And she couldn't make love to Gerry! Good grief! That's a book for her child?

margaret wrote:

AnnaEsse wrote:And she couldn't make love to Gerry! Good grief! That's a book for her child?

Maddie wasn't a child as such though, she was perfectly able to babysit her two two year old siblings. Until she found herself in a situation.

Not Born Yesterday wrote:Kate originally proclaimed that the book was written for the benefit of the twins so once again her judgement as to what is suitable for children comes into question.

Not Born Yesterday wrote:Possibly only Kate! I wonder if the twins got it for Christmas or maybe it's being saved for their 7th bithday on 1st February. Can you imagine them asking what some of the words and expressions mean? Cringe!