SM Shahar Masori

◆ Welcome

Shahar
Masori.

Author◆Storyteller◆Entrepreneur

Stories that inspire imagination, connection, courage, and clarity — for readers of every age, in every chapter of life.

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Seeking Clarity
Girrafafent & Sneaky Snake
Ember the Fox

◆ Where to Begin

Four worlds. One author.

i.

Children's
Books

Two growing series for young readers — Girrafafent & Sneaky Snake and Ember the Fox. Seven books in print, more on the way.

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ii.

Novels

We Are — a romance novel for adult readers. A story about the kind of love that arrives after you stop pretending.

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iii.

Seeking
Clarity

Nonfiction essays on identity, technology, AI, Israel and America, human connection, and meaning. A lens for living between worlds.

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iv.

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From Tel Aviv to San Diego.
Two worlds. One voice.

Born and raised in Israel, based in San Diego for over two decades — Shahar Masori writes for the in-between. Children's books that build courage in early readers. A novel about the love that arrives after you stop pretending. And Seeking Clarity, an ongoing attempt to see the present moment clearly enough to be useful to people navigating it.

New Releases

— what's just out and coming soon
New · 2026 Seeking Clarity

Nonfiction

Seeking Clarity

A lens for living between worlds. Scenes from a life spent between Tel Aviv and California, and the practices Masori has developed for navigating them.

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Coming Soon
We Are

Novel · Romance

We Are

A story about adult love — the kind that arrives after you stop pretending, the kind that asks you to show up exactly as you are.

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Latest
Ember
Winter Tricks

Children's · Ember the Fox

Ember and the Hollow of Winter Tricks

The newest Ember the Fox adventure. A wintry tale of curiosity, friendship, and learning to look closer.

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“

The sealed rooms are already there.
The question is who you will be when
you look up from the phone.

— from Seeking Clarity