The phrase "browsing books" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to suggest that someone is looking at, or casually examining books. For example, "I love spending my Saturdays browsing books at the local library."
Beyond browsing books or window-shopping wines, you can also buy fine art using photo ID.
It influenced civic life and social relations in ways that browsing books on Amazon or Google can't.
For instance, when browsing books in the cooking category, visitors can click on related topics, like biographies, and see a shorter list of books, including "Appetite for Life: The Biography of Julia Child".
If someone said to you, "I know this place where you can go and hang around for as long as you like, browsing books, newspapers and magazines, using the internet, keeping out of the rain.
He visits the public library of the small town in Pennsylvania where he lives, and, browsing books about Newton the scientist he comes across another Newton – Huey P Newton, cofounder of the Black Panther Party.
Once you've decided what you're going to grow, research the preferred methods of sowing and pretreatments by browsing books in the library, researching specific plants online, or referring back to the seed packet or grower's website/catalog.
An acquaintance who works in the Fifty-second Street Doubleday Book Shop has become used to gathering up belongings dropped & forgotten by browsing book buyers.
There's a time when that browsing book that sits on your shelf because it doesn't answer the questions for a report is an absolute find.
The Dinner bears one of those strikingly interchangeable subtitles – How Far Would You Go to Protect the Ones You Love? – which aim to hook in the browsing book-buyer, but in fact it isn't about this at all.
When a reader is browsing book listings, they're looking to have their attention arrested by something that speaks to them.
You can even browse "books with great music".
