Cuprum The Metal Horn Unicorn With Copper Magic: Element 29 — Magical Elementals Chemistry Fantasy

Dive into the enchanting world of MarBryn in Cuprum The Metal Horn Unicorn With Copper Magic, the twenty-ninth book in the beloved Magical Elementals Chemistry Fantasy Series - where the real science of the periodic table comes alive as breathtaking fantasy magic. Cuprum is no ordinary unicorn. Deep forest-green with a flowing copper-red mane and a ridged horn that glows aqua-blue when her magic flows, she is the Water Purifier of the Metal Horn Tribe, a species stranded generations ago from a distant star system and living in their invisible city-sized spaceship, the Halstable, on the magical planet of MarBryn. Her powers are rooted in the true chemistry of Element 29 - copper's legendary antimicrobial properties, its unmatched conductivity, its malleability, and its ancient bond with water - making her magic as scientifically fascinating as it is visually spectacular. When the Orvenmere Spring is poisoned with a sophisticated magical toxin, Cuprum and her longtime stablemate Tinam the Tin Horn Unicorn - whose enchanted tin-can cooking conjures extraordinary meals on the road - set off on a journey that will take them from a geochemist's tower on the Basalt Shelf to the underground wonders of the Hollow Bone, a vast mineral cavern deep beneath the Guarded Forest. Along the way they gather a remarkable team of companions: a sharp-eyed seismological surveyor, a brilliant retired hydrologist, and a tracker who speaks the language of ancient trees. Standing against them is Vorreth the Unmake - a former student turned obsessed adversary whose thirty years of stolen maps and darkly inverted elemental chemistry threaten every water source on MarBryn. Perfect for middle grade and young adult readers who love fantasy adventure, Cuprum seamlessly weaves real chemistry concepts - antimicrobial science, water purification, oxidation, conductivity, and the history of copper - into every page, making learning feel like pure magic. An ideal companion to science classrooms, a gateway to the periodic table, and a thrilling standalone adventure. No Metal. No Magic. No stopping Cuprum.