Can't send ibook via email

I am trying to send an ibook via email. I get a warning stating that the file is 12 meg. I proceed and get a chime sound but nothing else happens. My mac email app is working okay.
Any ideas Cheers
SteveW

The file size is 10 meg. We are on Virgin media and attachment limit is 20 meg.
What happens when you send via email ?
Does the email app fire up ?
Do you see the email in the sent items.
Like I said in the first post I just get the 'warning' sound and nothing happens.
Cheers
SteveW

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