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Clarrie
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Apr 17, 2025 08:22AM
I have added the Italian edition for my book Welcome Home (https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2...) but wasn't able to add its ISBN because a page has already been set up for that edition by someone else. However that page (see here: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2...) has no information apart from title and cover. I would therefore like to delete the page that is currently using ISBN 979-12-80298-68-3 so that I can add it to the correct page. Thank you.
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Why would you add a book when it is already here?I have merged the edition without the ISBN.
If anything needs to be added to it, let us know and we can add it (if it's something you can't do yourself.) You don't create another book record.
Thank you for your message. I want the English and Italian editions to both show when you go to the book page. Now the Italian edition (without the ISBN) I added is no longer showing when you go to the book page. The edition with the ISBN but without any further information is still listed if you search for the isbn on goodreads, but is listed as unknown author and so I couldn't edit it. That's why I created a new book record, in order to create an entry with me as the author and with the correct information in. Let me know what is the best thing for me to do now. Thank you.
I have fixed the unknown author. You should be able to edit details now.
If it is easier to just use the original one with the ISBN and for a librarian to add all the information to that one and then combine the two editions, then this is the relevant information:Welcome Home
Authors: Clarrie Pope and Blanche Pope
Date published : 21 March 2025
pp. 320
Format 17×24 paperback
ISBN 979-12-80298-68-3
Description in Italian: Un gruppo di amici occupa un’appartamento popolare a Londra con le grandiose aspettative politiche (e anche esistenziali) che ne conseguono. Rain, la protagonista, divide il suo tempo tra l’appartamento occupato e il lavoro in una casa di riposo, dove ricostruisce il passato della comunità del quartiere attraverso i ricordi della sua ospite preferita, Doris. Un fumetto radicale e divertente sulla miseria e la bellezza delle occupazioni abitative.
