The phrase "a string of books" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection or series of books, often implying that they are related in some way or that they are numerous.
Example: "She has a string of books on philosophy that she recommends to her students."
Alternatives: "a series of books" or "a collection of books".
He published a string of books and was seldom reluctant to give a comment or an interview.
A string of books has attacked the marketing tactics used by the industry, while lamenting the diminishing returns from its much-touted search for new drugs.
He wrote a string of books, mostly on related subjects and his way with biblical and other religious themes often underlined his own moral views.
His claim to authority is a stint in the Reagan White House, and a string of books outlining his philosophy of "constitutional conservatism".
However, a string of books and articles over more than 20 years that raised questions and cast doubt over the official story have so far failed to produce any proof that anyone but Libya was involved.
The host of the series is David Nadelberg, who has persuaded all sorts of people to open their shoeboxes and has created a stage show and a string of books based on the contents.
Hanser Verlag, Pamuk's German publisher, confirmed that the celebrated author had called off a string of book readings in Hamburg, Cologne and Stuttgart.
Scheduling our getaway had involved a series of desperate telephone calls from fogged-in airports, sheepish apologies for canceled engagements, and a string of booked and then rebooked hotel reservations.
After a string of masterly books in the late 1960s and early 70s — books like "The Lice" (1967) and "The Carrier of Ladders" (1970), filled with caustic antiwar poems and visions of the despoiled planet, and adroitly flecked with classical allusion — he took a step back from the modern world.
Aubrey and the Terrible Yoot is not Horatio Clare's first book (in fact his very first Running for the Hills, an account of a Welsh childhood, won a Somerset Maugham Award, was longlisted for the Guardian First Book Award – and since then he's written a string of other books for adults) but it's his first book for children, which is what the Branford Boase is all about.
"I've been on a string of music books, so I read Elvis Costello's autobiography.
