[Answered ]-How to make multiple model queries in a class based view(template view)

you should have something like the below if you want to stick to CBVs

class BookList(ListView):
   model = Book

# the below would show the details of particular chapters for a specific book

class BookDetail(DetailView):
   model = Book

#and so on
class chapterList(ListView):
   model = Chapter

on your html - link the urls to each book/chapter by using their respective pks

<a href = '{% url "book" pk = obj.pk %}'></a>

Ok, let’s say you want to implement your view as a TemplateView (but return the same result + some additional queries on different models. You could do the following:

# models.py
class Book(models.Model):
    ...

class Model1(models.Model): 
    ...

class ModelN(models.Model):
    ...

# views.py
class BookTemplateView(TemplateView):

    def get_context_data(self, *args, **kwargs):
        ctx = super(BookTemplateView, self).get_context_data(*args, **kwargs)
        ctx["books"] = Book.objects.all()
        ctx["data_1"] = Model1.objects.all() # you can refine this, of course
        ...
        ctx["data_n"] = ModelN.objects.all() # you can refine this, of course

        return ctx

and in Book_list.html you could write something like (taken from your question):

{% for wb in books %}
  <button>{{ wb.book_name }}</button>
  </br></br>
{% endfor %}

...
{% for object in data_1 %}
    ... do something meaningful ...
{% endfor %}
...
{% for object in data_n %}
    ... do something meaningful ...
{% endfor %}

Notice that this would work exactly the same if BookTemplateView inherited from ListView, and then you didn’t need to assign ctx["books"] = Book.objects.all() (this is the reason why it seems to me a less DRY approach)

Is this close to what you liked to do?