What Debbie said..., and also, the book will have been placed on your reminder list (if there were other copies available) or your wish list (if there were no other copies posted) when it was declared lost, so be sure to delete it from the list.
And some info from the Help Center that you can share with the sender if you choose:
If you marked the book mailed but did not mail it and you want to mail it late (more than 4 days after the date you marked it as mailed), you MUST contact the requestor using the PM button on the transaction, to be sure that the requestor still wants the book. (If the book has already been declared "lost", the PM button is on the "lost in mail" transaction in your Transaction Archive.)
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If she replies that she does still want it you can mail it to her. She can mark it received and you will get credit at that time.
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If the book has already been declared "lost" she can mark it received from her Transaction Archive and you will get credit at that time.
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If she replies that she does NOT want it (she may have gotten a copy from someone else in the meantime), you should NOT MAIL - you should ask us to cancel the "en route" transaction and you can repost the book for someone else to request.
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If she does not respond to your PM, you should repost the book. It will be offered to her automatically if she still wants a copy.
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You should not mail a "lost" book to the original requestor unless she has confirmed that she still wants it in a Personal Message. If you mail it and she has already gotten another copy, she will NOT be obligated to mark the book received, or to return it to you.
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