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Free sign upThe phrase "few books" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate a small number or quantity of books. It is often used to contrast with a larger number, for example: - "I have few books on my bookshelf, but my friend has a whole library in his house." - "The bookstore had few books on history, but a wide selection of novels." - "There are few books that have been as influential as 'To Kill a Mockingbird'."
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It is a land of few books.
Few books will I not reread sooner.
All too few books fit that description.
Few books achieve this clarity.
Very few books do this.
He has written a few books.
There are few books in the house.
The next few books were "airier".
Were there really so few books?
There are few books, no paper.
Very few books in our home.
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