The Railway Children is one of my favourite stories ever — and this sequel continues it admirably. The arrival of 150,000 Black American troops to Britain meant there were more Black people here during The War, than in 1948 with the coming of postwar Caribbean migrants, otherwise known as the Windrush. — When I was a child visiting my grandparents in the mishmash urban-rural terrain of Lichfield City, Staffordshire, my grandmother gifted me with an audiobook rendition of Edith Nesbit’s 1906 text The Railway Children. In those days, it was on CD-ROM! I went on to read and love the novel, and…