Reopening the wounds
Kate McCann visits Maddie's room twice a day and the pain is raw.
But she hopes her book will revive the hunt
16 April 2011
Mail
Natalie Clarke
Earlier this week, Kate McCann signed off the final chapter of her book about her lost daughter, Madeleine. It is now with the publishers, and a rush is on to have the book edited, printed and on sale by the planned publication date of May 12, which will be Madeleine’s eighth birthday. The book, simply entitled Madeleine, gives Kate’s account, in her own words, of her daughter’s disappearance during a family holiday in Praia da Luz, Portugal, in May 2007, and the dramatic events that followed.
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Kate McCann visits Maddie's room twice a day and the pain is raw.
But she hopes her book will revive the hunt
16 April 2011
Natalie Clarke
Earlier this week, Kate McCann signed off the final chapter of her book about her lost daughter, Madeleine. It is now with the publishers, and a rush is on to have the book edited, printed and on sale by the planned publication date of May 12, which will be Madeleine’s eighth birthday. The book, simply entitled Madeleine, gives Kate’s account, in her own words, of her daughter’s disappearance during a family holiday in Praia da Luz, Portugal, in May 2007, and the dramatic events that followed.
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A Verdade da Mentira,
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Goncalo Amaral,
Gonçalo Amaral,
Martin Grime,
The Truth of the Lie
