The Railway ChildrenWhen their father is suddenly and mysteriously taken away, three siblings must leave their comfortable life in London and move to the countryside with their mother. There, they discover the joys of exploring the nearby railway and meeting new friends, while also learning to cope with their father's absence and the challenges of everyday life. First published in 1906, The Railway Children is a beloved classic that has captivated generations of readers

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