stacksofbooks

noun
UK /stæks əv bʊks/
US /stæks əv bʊks/

Many books put on top of each other in a tall pile.

She carried stacks of books home from the library.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A large amount of reading or study to do.

I have stacks of books to read before the exam.

3. A collection of books waiting to be sorted or shelved.

The librarian left stacks of books on the cart.

4. A messy pile of books on a desk or floor.

His room was full of stacks of books.