Why did Kate McCann feel the need to write a book at all?

[Vertigo Swirl]

you are funny  VS

Well i will leave that to you ...you have more time on your hands than me.

Iget too engrossed reading the comments just pointing out 5 star does not necessarily mean they are for the writer.

I think your percentage is way out  - like they say dont judge a book by its cover.. like u do with kate imo

It's about time you just admitted you are wrong.  I would think better of you if you did tbh.

[Robittybob1]

A book solely about Madeleine’s first nearly 4 years of life - is this what people bought the book to read about?  Seriously??

Some of the people complaining about Kate's book, probably if the truth be known, haven't actually bought it or read it.

[Robittybob1]

Yes but you do ..what is your imaginings then what she went through

Or are you just concerned with kmccan imo

Have you read Kate's book cover to cover?

[jassi]

Some of the people complaining about Kate's book, probably if the truth be known, haven't actually bought it or read it.

I think the same will apply to Amaral's book.
Didn't some McCann (possibly Wright) trial witness say something to the effect that (s)he didn't need to read it to know what was it it ?

[Robittybob1]

I think the same will apply to Amaral's book.
Didn't some McCann (possibly Wright) trial witness say something to the effect that (s)he didn't need to read it to know what was it it ?

Amaral's book was on line in NZ and was relatively short compared to Kate's book.

[Angelo222]

Why Kate McCann felt the need to mention Madeleine's genitalia has always bothered me.  I mean what the hell was all that about??

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[Erngath]

After all the shit she and her family had flung at them from day one I don’t think it’s massively surprising if Kate comes across as defensive at times, how could she not after all the things she has been accused of?  [comments removed]

And this thread is just another opportunity for this "shit"to be repeated.
I never fail to be shocked at the venom directed towards Kate.

[jassi]

Are you surprised. This forum is primarily about the McCanns so you would expect most threads to be discussing their actions.

[Mr Gray]

Why Kate McCann felt the need to mention Madeleine's genitalia has always bothered me.  I mean what the hell was all that about??

thats how doctors speak ...that is quite normal for a doctor

[Vertigo Swirl]

Are you surprised. This forum is primarily about the McCanns so you would expect most threads to be discussing their actions.

Of course I'm not surprised, though this forum is actually about the disappearance of Madeleine not Kate and Gerry specifically.

[jassi]

Of course I'm not surprised, though this forum is actually about the disappearance of Madeleine not Kate and Gerry specifically.

Indeed, but so little is known about Madeleine that there's not much to discuss.

[Erngath]

I have quickly skim read the first three chapters of Madeleine.
So far I have learned that Madeleine loved playing on the swings and slide.
She loved blowing bubbles, painting and visiting a farm where she liked to feed the sheep, swing on a rope and talk to Farmer John.
She enjoyed and was very good at role play, was a confident little girl who enjoyed shared reading.
She loved ice cream and tea biscuits.
She liked to put on her mum's rings and from photographs in the book we can see she spent time with her grandparents.
She was beginning to count, not just reciting the sequence but counting one to one.
She loved the songs, She'll be coming round the mountain and You are my sunshine.
She had a natural curiosity and was very observant for her age.
She enjoyed watching Dr Who with her daddy and played Harry Potter role play games.
In Amsterdam she and her mum went to two mother and toddler groups.
She went to the Park with her mum and to a little cafe.
Sometimes they watched a film and ate cake.
So to say that the book tells us nothing about Madeleine is in my opinion an unfair and untrue accusation.

[jassi]

I have quickly skim read the first three chapters of Madeleine.
So far I have learned that Madeleine loved playing on the swings and slide.
She loved blowing bubbles, painting and visiting a farm where she liked to feed the sheep, swing on a rope and talk to Farmer John.
She enjoyed and was very good at role play, was a confident little girl who enjoyed shared reading.
She loved ice cream and tea biscuits.
She liked to put on her mum's rings and from photographs in the book we can see she spent time with her grandparents.
She was beginning to count, not just reciting the sequence but counting one to one.
She loved the songs, She'll be coming round the mountain and You are my sunshine.
She had a natural curiosity and was very observant for her age.
She enjoyed watching Dr Who with her daddy and played Harry Potter role play games.
In Amsterdam she and her mum went to two mother and toddler groups.
She went to the Park with her mum and to a little cafe.
Sometimes they watched a film and ate cake.
So to say that the book tells us nothing about Madeleine is in my opinion an unfair and untrue accusation.

So shall we have a 10 page discussion about her likes and dislikes in ice cream flavours ?

[Vertigo Swirl]

I have quickly skim read the first three chapters of Madeleine.
So far I have learned that Madeleine loved playing on the swings and slide.
She loved blowing bubbles, painting and visiting a farm where she liked to feed the sheep, swing on a rope and talk to Farmer John.
She enjoyed and was very good at role play, was a confident little girl who enjoyed shared reading.
She loved ice cream and tea biscuits.
She liked to put on her mum's rings and from photographs in the book we can see she spent time with her grandparents.
She was beginning to count, not just reciting the sequence but counting one to one.
She loved the songs, She'll be coming round the mountain and You are my sunshine.
She had a natural curiosity and was very observant for her age.
She enjoyed watching Dr Who with her daddy and played Harry Potter role play games.
In Amsterdam she and her mum went to two mother and toddler groups.
She went to the Park with her mum and to a little cafe.
Sometimes they watched a film and ate cake.
So to say that the book tells us nothing about Madeleine is in my opinion an unfair and untrue accusation.

People see what they want to see and ignore that which doesn't suit.