The Lost Future of Pepperharrow by Natasha Pulley

This series combines a steampunk view of England and the world with authentic and mysterious characters. Their connections to one another are unusual and mysterious and we believe this world to exist without question. We now find Mori headed back to Japan where Thaniel and Six are sent to find out the source of the multiple ghost sittings terrorizing the embassy as well as Mori's strange behavior. My favorite interactions are between Six, Thaniel and Mori. Six is the perfect blend of precociousness and innocence. Using Japan as a setting makes the book feel even more mysterious, filled with ancient knowledge, superstition, and quiet grace. Perfect for fans of C.J. Polk, Matt Haig, and Neil Gaiman.