Paperback – Holmia The Metal Horn Unicorn With Holmium Magic: Element 67 — Magical Elementals Chemistry Fantasy Series

Discover Holmia the Metal Horn Unicorn With Holmium Magic, Book 67 in the Magical Elementals Chemistry Fantasy Series — a chemistry-themed action-adventure fantasy that turns the periodic table into pure imagination. Meet Holmia, a horse-sized unicorn with a horn tipped in a working silver-colored wrench, whose magnetic mastery, structural magic, and resonance reading are all rooted in the real, documented properties of holmium, element 67. Set on the magical world of MarBryn, where ancient and modern technology hum together under the philosophy “No Metal, No Magic,” the story follows Holmia and her companions — a steadfast fellow unicorn named Dysprosia, a one-armed human cartographer, and a lightning-born copper fox — as they race to stop Astaris, a grieving smith determined to unravel the magical binding that holds the world together.

Across ten fast-paced chapters are adventures filled with real science, meaningful dialogue, humor, hearty meals, and one unforgettable tongue-out grin, readers follow a found family of magical and non-magical companions through imaginative, richly described locations, a major battle, and a satisfying, complete ending. A back-of-book glossary breaks down the real chemistry behind every magical ability, so curiosity doesn’t stop when the story does.

This book is perfect for middle-grade readers and STEM-curious kids who love fantasy adventure with brains behind the magic. It’s an ideal pick for science-loving families searching for a read-aloud that sparks real conversations about the periodic table, homeschool and library collections building science-through-storytelling shelves, and young fans of unicorns, found-family adventures, and clever, big-hearted heroines who’d rather fix a problem than fight one. Reluctant readers drawn in by dragons-and-magic premises will find real substance underneath the fantasy, while kids already fascinated by chemistry, metals, or the periodic table will discover a story written specifically to reward that curiosity. Anyone looking for imaginative fiction that respects a young reader’s intelligence — without ever feeling like a textbook — will find exactly that here.