Look at the simple noun structures as follows:

1. every three books.
2. each three books.
3. each three book.
4. some past books.
5. some next books.
6. every other line.
7. every additional book.
8. a bit of further books.
9. no three books.
10. whose three books.
11. what little help.
12. which last book.
13. which three books.
14. no such help.
15. such no help.
16. such two factors.
17. two such factors.
18. what books.
19. what other books.
20. all next months.

Question:
Which is/are grammatically correct?

Question

Look at the simple noun structures as follows:

1.  every three books.
2.  each three books.
3.  each three book.
4.  some past books.
5.  some next books.
6.  every other line.
7. every additional book.
8. a bit of further books.
9.  no three books.
10.  whose three books.
11. what little help.
12.  which last book.
13.   which three books.
14.  no such help.
15. such no help.
16.  such two factors.
17. two such factors.
18. what books.
19.  what other books.
20.  all next months.

Question: 
Which is/are grammatically correct?

Answer

Most of them could work, depending on how you use them. The ones that could never work are 2, 3, 5, 8, 12, 15, 16 and 20.

Answer

The adjectives (three, past, next, other, additional,...) have no effect on whether or not the phrase is correct.

These are correct:
each book, some books, every line, every book, no books, whose books, what help, which book, which books, no help, such factors, what books, all months.