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I think you can, but it gets kind of hard to align more than 2 books correctly using just paper. :) Might wanna try a sturdy box if the books are too big or many.

Has anyone wrapped more than two books with paper? :$

I wrap the books in plastic to make a "brick", then wrap them in brown paper from a grocery shopping bag... just tape the sides well, and you're done!  I wouldn't do this with more than 3 large MMP's or 4 smaller ones... otherwise it gets "unwieldy" (sp?).  Anything more than that & I use a box.  (You can also use bubble wrappers if you're just shipping 2, depends on the size of them... I have so many that get sent to me that I like to recycle them whenever possible!)

The biggest thing with multiple books is to use plastic (and tape if necessary) before you add the paper to prevent them from sliding around (and plastic is generally a good idea anyway). If they are the same size it's no problem, up to 3-5 books depending on thickness. 

If the books are different sizes though, it may be better to use a padded envelope or box. The biggest thing is that they can't move around in the paper wrapper. 

I usually use a small box or bubble mailer when mailing more than one. The PBS wrapper is not enough to wrap 2 books unless maybe they are super thin little series romances.  I've raided my pantry in a pinch and used cereal boxes and other food boxes-just nothing where the food was right in the box. But where the food was bagged inside the box. 

when I didn't have a box or bubble mailer handy, I've used plastic of some kind to make a brick and then thick wrapping paper or craft paper. Just make sure to tape the ends and side well to prevent ripping.