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Tamsin Mori - author photo

Hello! I'm Tamsin Mori. Thanks for popping by!

What's your favourite kind of book to read for fun?

Do you love adventure, mystery, and magic?

Then you're in the right place.

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Good things come in threes, so I've written two trilogies - The Weather Weaver, and Gargoyles. I reckon there's nothing better than finding a book you really enjoy, then discovering that there are two more waiting for you. 

Have you discovered Gargoyles yet?

"Magic is neither good, nor bad - it simply multiplies the dreams you feed it.

Be careful what you wish for . . ."
 

All three Gargoyles books:

Guardians of the SourceThe Watcherand Untamed Darkness are OUT NOW! 

If you can't wait to get your hands on a copy, sprint to your local independent bookshop, or find a copy online at Waterstones or Amazon.

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A long forgotten magic is returning. It's time for the gargoyles to wake!

If you loved The Weather Weaver, hold onto your hat - there are two more adventures!

Image shows the book covers of the Weather Weaver trilogy by Tamsin Mori: The Weather Weaver, A Gathering Storm and Winter's Keep

The Weather Weaver won the Dudley Children's Book Award 2021

I'm over the moon that readers in primary and secondary schools across the Dudley Borough voted The Weather Weaver their favourite book, from a shortlist of amazing books. Thank you! 

DCBA award medal shelfie showing the Dudley Children's Book Award alongside The Weather Weaver and A Gathering Storm by Tamsin Mori
DCBA award ceremony with authors Gemma Fowler, Anthony Kessler, Tamsin Mori and C.L.Taylor
Dudley Children's Book Award 2021 shortlist - When The Sky Falls, The Five Clues, The Weather Weaver, The Island, The Small Things, City of Rust, The Boy Who Made Everyone Laugh, Sisters of the Lost Marsh
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 The Weather Weaver was also shortlisted for the North Somerset Teachers' Book Award in the Quality Fiction category.

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This adorable bundle of fluff is Dot - doing a very good job of announcing the NSTBA shortlist! 

 The award celebrates and promotes reading for pleasure (the best kind of reading!). 

Author Reviews for The Weather Weaver

"A charmingly tender story of family with a whiplash of thunder'

Jasbinder Bilan

Costa-award-winning author of

Asha and The Spirit Bird

"Crackling with the best kind of storm magic, and

rich with invention"

Amy Wilson

A Girl Called Owl

"A storm-swept adventure

brimming with

wild Shetland magic."

Alex English

Sky Pirates

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Website copyright © Tamsin Mori 2026.      Weather Weaver and Gargoyles illustrations by David Dean, UK copyright Fox & Ink Books ©

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