The phrase "a bunch of notebooks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used informally to refer to a collection or group of notebooks, often implying a casual or large quantity.
Example: "I bought a bunch of notebooks for my new classes this semester."
Alternatives: "a stack of notebooks" or "a collection of notebooks".
The most crucial reporting tool I have is probably a gigantic purse that fits my entire life: laptop, tangled masses of chargers and headphones, numerous snacks and water bottles, a dozen pens, a bunch of notebooks, and at least three half-read New Yorkers that have traveled across the country with me so many times they're basically my emotional support animals.
My visions of what I'd be doing at Duke included me with a bucket of coffee and a bunch of notebooks, surrounded by other people with the same quantities of coffee and notebooks, and then the next day we'd jaunt off to the mountains to take a little hike and end it all with a picnic.
If there are a bunch of notebooks, and you know exactly what it's named, you can type the name of the notebook in the top search box of the dialog box.
I have a bunch of little notebooks with my favorite ideas from the places I have been to, and I often reference them.
He will be under a canopy at Steinbrenner Field with a bunch of nosy guests with notebooks and cameras, none of whom he personally invited.
"It gives a sense of fluidity moving throughout a notebook eliminating the need of having to create pages manually and scrolling like a traditional word processor, also allowing you to go directly to a page as you would by flipping a bunch of pages in a spiral notebook," he added.
First day at VICE I got a bunch of sweet merch: a pen, embossed notebook, a load of printed out HR codes of behaviour, a tote bag, business cards, a business card holder, stickers.
It's easy to forget a notebook for a class (and accidentally bring another) and end up having a bunch of notes for different classes one after another within a notebook.
My writing notebooks share a desk drawer with a bunch of guitar picks and harmonicas, and it turns out that packed bookcases make better acoustic treatments than egg-crate foam.
Taking a notebook on the road often means taking a bunch of small peripherals such as digital cameras, music players and the like.
A bunch of ventriloquists?
