No, you still need subject-verb agreement. Either “there are no books,” or the less common “there is no book.” You might see the latter in the case of a defini

No, you still need subject-verb agreement. Either “there are no books,” or the less common “there is no book.” You might see the latter in the case of a definite subject: “Pass me the book on the subject.” “There is no book on the subject.”