Deleting Book from Bookshelves? [resolved]

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Deleting Book from Bookshelves? [resolved]

Post by Melissa Best »

Currently reading a book for a review and accidentally added a text version of it to my currently reading. I then realized after that I could directly add the book by clicking its link in my review history tab. Is there anyway for me to delete the book I accidentally created without having to report it to mods as a duplicate?
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Post by Melisa Jane »

Hi.

Thank you for reaching out. No. You need to report the book to the moderators and they'll merge it with the good book. However, about this particular book, I have merged the two book. Please let me know if you still see the bad book on your shelf.

Thank you.
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Good to know, thank you!
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