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Retour à l'état sauvage (La Guerre des Clans #1)
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Cottens | 9 comments Hello !

This book is a duplicate of Into the Wild. Is it possible to merge them ?

Thanks, have a nice day.


message 2: by Cottens (last edited Jan 26, 2021 01:18PM) (new) - rated it 4 stars

Cottens | 9 comments Hi, found a duplicate of another book from the same author (I don't know if I should open a new topic for this one) :
A Dangerous Path
"la guerre des clans t.5 ; sur le sentier de la guerre"

Edit :
Moved the list to this topic : https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...


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Arenda | 26447 comments #1 It's just another edition, even in a different language, so generally we wouldn't call it a duplicate. And there is a difference between combine and merge on GR. I've combined the French edition with the other editions.

#2 Also combined the French edition with the other editions.

As for starting a new topic, it depends. When the topic is linked to a specific book in the topic header, like this one is, please do not use it for other requests. If you had linked the author in the topic header, it is ok to post multiple requests about that author in the same thread.
Linking a book in the topic header is optional. It is also fine to add both links just in the first comment of the topic.

The link to the help page explaining the difference between combine and merge: https://help.goodreads.com/s/article/...


message 4: by Cottens (last edited Jan 26, 2021 01:10PM) (new) - rated it 4 stars

Cottens | 9 comments Hi !
Thank you ! I may have used the "merge" word wrongly, it appears quite the same as "combine" for me, so I'll read the help page you provided. Edit : I've just read it, and I understand what the difference is now, thank you.

I will create another topic then, with all thoses, uh, other editions I found.
Thanks again for your help, have a nice day :)


message 5: by Arenda (new)

Arenda | 26447 comments No problem. The words itself are indeed very similar, just here on GR that they've gotten their own specific meaning.


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