Help with MS SQL query on duplicates

Hello,
excuse the (probably) newbie question.
I must discover the "duplicates" in a list of books (where "duplicates" means books of same title and same location).
I've created the following query based on the items table of the database:

SELECT [bookId]
      ,[locationId]
	  , COUNT(*)
  FROM [database].[dbo].[items]
  GROUP BY
    [bookId], [locationId]
HAVING
    COUNT(*) > 1

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it works well, but the info about the books is completed by other 2 tables:

1) [database].[dbo].[books]
that has [Id] = [database].[dbo].[items].[bookId]

2) [database].[dbo].[locations]
that has [Id] = [database].[dbo].[items].[locationId]

these tables contains other useful info that I want to include in my previous query, like:
[database].[dbo].[books].[title]
[database].[dbo].[locations].[location_name]
is it possible doing so?
Thanks a lot,
Fabiano