Right or wrong, all religions is followed by holy books,?

I know a lot of Norse Mythology, but don't know of any holy books that describes any system of worship

i think its right

I completely agree.

wrong atheism follows Evolution

Actually writing is relatively recent in human development. Religion was around for centuries (or millenniums) before there was any writing.

Eventually any idea that people have is going to be put into written form. Religion is no exception to that.

Not at all. Religion predates writing.

“On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection, or the Preservation of Favoured Races in the Struggle for Life“

Evolutionists’ holy book.

Yeah. It seems you are correct.

That is right: Religions follow books 

which provide a basis for the religion itself. 

Some religions didn't get old enough to be followed by religious books.

They got terminated in their infancy due to the rules in the holy books of more established religions.

True, so to speak. The doctrine is found in the holy books respective to the religion. You have to note, however, when individual religions spread (namely Christianity and Islam), their corresponding holy books were not compiled yet.