While it is possible to delete entries, whether they're accidental duplicates or they pertain to books you decided not to label after all, I'd suggest that instead of deleting that entry from your bookshelf you consider "recycling" the BCID. That is, if you have some other book that you want to register, you could use that BCID for that book, and use the "edit book details" screen to change the bookshelf data to match it. [You don't have to do this if you'd rather not; it doesn't "hurt" the database to have a BCID deleted, and as long as there's no chance that someone will find a book with that BCID in it, deleting the record is perfectly OK. But re-using an existing BCID is slightly easier on the database than deleting a BCID and then registering a new book from scratch. Just a thought!]
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