Paperback – Euell The Elemental Dragon With Europium Magic: Element 63 — Magical Elementals Chemistry Fantasy

Euell the Elemental Dragon With Europium Magic (Element 63 — Magical Elementals Chemistry Fantasy Series, Book 63) is a chemistry-themed fantasy adventure for middle-grade and YA readers who love dragons, elemental magic, and real science hidden inside imaginative storytelling.
On the magical world of MarBryn, something is robbing the vaults of MarBryn City without leaving a trace — no broken locks, no forgery, no clue. The only creature equipped to catch a thief this careful is Euell, a stout, purple elemental dragon whose every power is built on the real chemistry of europium: photoluminescence, neutron absorption, paramagnetism, superconductivity, and more. Euell doesn’t hoard gold like an ordinary dragon — he hoards banknotes, each one glowing faintly with a light only he can read.
Dragged into the mystery alongside his best friend, a Euro-banker-turned-reluctant-adventurer, Euell gathers a found-family crew across ten fast-moving chapters: a wind sylph scout, an inventor with rocket boots, and a raven who folds space to travel. Together they fly across the continent of Lanthoria, battle gold-forged constructs, survive a dangerous ambush, and uncover the decades-old injustice behind a magical bank heister no one has ever caught — a villain whose grievance is more complicated, and more sympathetic, than it first appears.
Written in the spirit of elemental-themed fantasy series that blend action-adventure storytelling with genuine STEM concepts, this book pairs an energetic, humor-filled plot — complete with meals, friendship, danger, and a climactic battle — with a full back-of-book glossary explaining the real chemistry behind every magical power Euell wields, from europium’s electron configuration to its role in euro banknote security ink and nuclear reactor control rods.
Perfect for young readers who enjoy dragon fantasy books, chemistry for kids, elemental magic series, and science-meets-fantasy adventure fiction, as well as parents, teachers, and homeschool educators looking for engaging STEM-adjacent fiction that makes the periodic table feel alive. Fans of found-family fantasy quests, inventive world-building, and clever science-based magic systems will find a new favorite in Euell — a luminous, theatrical, big-hearted dragon unlike any other in elemental fantasy fiction.