Magical Elements of the Periodic Table Presented Alphabetically By The Metal Horn Unicorns - by Sybrina Durant (Hardcover)

About the Book

Metals and all the other elements from the periodic table make everything seem magical. Let the Metal Horn Unicorns from Unimaise show you how important they are in our everyday lives. They are techno-magical.

Book Synopsis

Welcome to the magic of science. Metals and all the other elements from the periodic table make everything seem magical.

You can see it everywhere... in buildings. . .transportation...communications. . .medicines and even in the food you eat! Cool! Hunh?

All technology and everything that makes life modern come from the magical elements in the earth, water and the air.

Think of it like this, "No Metal - No Magic...and No Tech-no-lo-gy."

You can learn about all that stuff in this book called The Magical Elements of the Periodic Table Presented Alphabetically by The Metal Horn Unicorns.

26 techno-magical elements are presented from A to Z by the magical metal horn unicorn tribe from Unimaise.

Every element page shows you

1. Where the featured element comes from.

2. When it was discovered.

3. Scientific info about the element.

4. Everyday uses for it.

5. Plus a bunch of interesting facts!

6. Last but not least, each element is represented by a unicorn who wields its magical powers.

The book also has an amazing unicorn themed periodic table plus special pages featuring elemental compounds and alloys.

Now, that's what I call "Techno-Magical!"

Review Quotes

Readers Favorite Review:

I love reading books to my nephews that are insightful. Sybrina Durant has done a fantastic job in her latest book "Magical Elements of the Periodic Table".

By reading this book, kids would learn about different elements of the Periodic Table. They would also get to know about the alloys, uses of elements and some interesting facts about them.

The way the cover photo has the word Unicorns made up with different elements caught my attention to this book. I wish I would have come across a book like this in my childhood so I could have understood elements in a simple way.

This book should be included in the school syllabus so more kids can learn about the elements easily.