Sentence examples for five books long from inspiring English sources

My crime series with DS Jessica Daniel set against the backdrop of a rainy Manchester is now five books long, with the sixth coming out in October.

According to the Suda, the Catalogue was five books long.

"The epic is twenty-four books long — " "Math, Dan! Math.

"Paradise Regained" may be four books long, but it's all pretty boring stuff.

There are substantial lacunae in the surviving texts, including a gap in the "Annals" that is four books long.

The list was unfortunately only one page and four books long, too short to avoid seeming arbitrary but at least long enough for a good beginning.

When Martin had still not reached the novel's end at 1400 manuscript pages, he felt the series needed to be four and eventually six books long, which he imagined as two linked trilogies of one long story.

Readers were allowed to borrow up to four books as long at least two of them were non-fiction.

Rabelais's last three books, published long after the first two, continue the search for the good life: Le Tiers Livre ("The Third Book") in 1546, Le Quart Livre ("The Fourth Book") in 1552, and Le Cinquième Livre ("The Fifth Book") in 1564 (of questionable authenticity); these can be found in English translation in The Works of François Rabelais (1970).

He was the author of two books, "The Long Rescue," an account of a Navy arctic expedition in the 19th century, and "The School Bus Law," about a bitter battle in the Connecticut General Assembly in the 1950's over providing bus service to parochial school students.

The first seven books of De Trinitate, long attributed to Athanasius or Bishop Vigilius of Thapsus, are presently accepted as Eusebius' work.