Reddit gave me a ton of feedback on Lumabook — so I fixed what I could and added 4 more books

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A little while ago, I shared Lumabook here — an experiment to bring books to life through AI-generated scenes while you read. The response was incredible, and I took a lot of your feedback seriously. The biggest complaint was AI sloppiness. I've made quite a few improvements since then. It's not entirely gone, but I think it's noticeably better. I've also expanded the collection to 5 books: The Odyssey — the first 2 books for now; more if people enjoy it! The Jungle Book — explore the jungle alongside Mowgli. The Fall of the House of Usher — slow-burning gothic horror. The Ramayana — the epic of dharma triumphing over adharma. Sherlock Holmes — mysteries in rainy Victorian London. Coming next: A Christmas Carol and Alice in Wonderland. Some of you also asked about costs. I've optimized the generation engine significantly, bringing costs down enough to keep Lumabook free for the foreseeable future. I've attached a short video showing what the experience looks like now. Try it yourself: https://lumabook.ai Would love another round of feedback — what book would you love to see brought to life next?   submitted by   /u/yahska111 [link]   [comments]