Fiction

I was reading well by kindergarten. My grandmother had a huge Webster's dictionary on a revolving stand, like they used in libraries. I would stand in front of it for hours and read definitions, She had a set of encyclopedias, she had a large bookshelf of "the Classic Books Series" that bore gold imprinted titles. Untouched, it appeared.
She let me read them because she knew I would disappear with a book for hours. Thus all the classic authors were stuffed in my head.
My Mom worked, a neighbor lady babysat me, she had every one of the OZ books. I was 8 at the time. Joy.

as a kid, I always had at least a paperback with me, for the car rides, for "go find something to do and stay out of the way" moments.
Now I use my Nook for those times I have to wait.

taught both kids to read around age 4, read stories to them every night, I had learned by then that the first 6 years of a child's life is when the brain grows the fastest, soaks everything right up.

I might go find those James Bond books and see what I missed.