The Quran and the Latter prophets in the Nevi'im and the Ketuvim

The Quran is familiar with the Torah and also with some of the former prophets in the Nevi'im of the Hebrew Bible but when it comes to Latter Prophets the only one of them is mentioned in the Quran is Jonah and The Quran is completely unfamiliar with the Ketuvim (except for the possible reference of Ezra). Is the reason for this is that the Quran rejects these works as divinely inspired (reject these prophets) or because simply these prophetic works aren't simply the things that can't be used for storytelling which kind of explains why Jonah is the only one of them mentioned in the Quran. Considering the period in which the quran is revealed which is 23 years I think Muhammad difinitely have heard of these prophets so I wonder if he simply rejects them or simply he doesn't have a material of these prophets that serve the theological message of the Quran. Also The Quran does mention the Torah and Psalms And the Gospel as previous revelations but I wonder why doesn't he mention Ecclesiastes as a book that was revealed to Solomon since it was traditionally attributed to Solomon. Edit: Is it possible that since some of these books are contreversial and that each side of the two (Jews and Christians) interpret it differently is the reason why the Quran avoid these books as a way of not trying to get into the debate?