The phrase "quality books" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: "The library's collection includes a wide variety of high-quality books on various subjects."
Once again he brought out numbers of quality books on the Bible.
The Portico Prize is awarded to the highest quality books set mainly or wholly in the North of England.
When Penguin was founded in 1935 by the publisher Allen Lane in London, its mission was to bring inexpensive quality books to the masses.
"If you take 15 good quality books you don't want to Oxfam, they can either pay for a goat, or train a teacher in the third world.
After all, Puffin no longer has the monopoly it once enjoyed but it is still a byword for interesting, high quality books.
To continue to be able to publish quality books, and conceivably more of them over time, is a most exciting prospect".
This site prints high-quality books in one-twelfth scale (a standard size for miniatures).
The books will have first printings of about 20,000 copies, not a small number for high-quality books of the sort Harlem Moon wants to publish.
The process of acquiring high-quality books is more difficult than just finding a writer who can turn the horrors of street life into a novel.
One of the most striking features in this new wave of high-quality books produced by smaller presses is the renewed focus on illustrations.
Already, he points out, high-quality books from indie presses are climbing the best-seller lists, and could soon gain the advantage.
