ADVENTURES
Welcome to the Nimbus and Grum universe. The first three books are free to read. In them, you’ll find a delightful mix of fun, magic, and exploration. Written by Lucy and Eric Pahl. New chapters every Tuesday at 10am. Enjoy!

Book One: Nimbus and Grum adventures. A collection of 32 short stories and illustrations. This book introduces characters, the world they live in, and lots of fun for all ages. On wild adventures Nimbus and Grum must solve problems, follow clues, and untangle themselves from devious plotlines. A colorful and enjoyable read for story time. Intended to be appropriate for read aloud down to age 5, intriguing up to age 99+. [COMEDY, RANDOM, STRANGE, AI STORY]

Book Two: Nimbus and Grum, The Skymirror. [Free to read, codeword hidden in Book 1] An illustrated novel, full of curious places, mythical cultures, and high flying excitement. Built more like a sequential chapter book than the first one, this story follows Nimbus and Grum through the skies above Glimmerglen. Together with a new friend, they unravel a dangerous mystery, and help save a city from collapse. Also intended to be appropriate for read aloud (7+) but parents may explain some more complex concepts (see User Manual in Extras). [MYSTERY, ADVENTURE] 30 ch.

Book Three: Nimbus and Grum, Lucent Deep. Our best book yet. Human written, lightly AI revised, epic adventure. (Recommended audience age 7+) [AQUATIC, TRAVEL, ECOSYSTEM] 23 ch.

Book Four: Nimbus and Grum, in microspace. Off again on a wild ride through the unknown. Adventure with them through the microscopic world and some other surprises. [SCIENCE, HISTORY, ADVENTURE] (age 5+) 27ch.

Book Five: In the works!

Book Six: Might be awhile.

Book Seven: Near Future.

Book Eight: Sooner or later.

Book Nine: Lots of fun and flavor.
Read First: Portions of the text and artwork were created with AI assistance. If you are unfamiliar with AI generated content, these books are meant to be an introduction to the kinds of things it makes. If something seems incorrect (not typos), it may be an AI oddity artifact we kept for demonstrating that point (Especially in Book 1). You can find more info about these books in the Extras section.
