So what if he seems to feel he lived more vividly in his childhood reading than he has in his day-to-day existence as an adult?

She contrasts this common but ineffectual education with one based on early childhood reading, benevolence, and love.

At one time childhood reading was justified mainly in terms of vocabulary growth: reading increased vocabulary.

Winnie's firmest London was a template of childhood reading.

Then Stile remembered something from his childhood readings.

Wordsworth and Tennyson also wrote about their childhood reading of the tales in their poetry.

Another of the influences on his later writing was his childhood reading.

Ms. Lavin said her childhood reading of Jane Austen influenced her writing.

The defeat, Mr. Wilson thinks, "stung" Lewis back into "the world which with the deepest part of himself he never left, that of childhood reading."

Juan Gelman learned to read when he was three years old, and spent much of his childhood reading and playing soccer.