My Parents Influence On My Literacy Education

Two of the people that have had the biggest influence on my literacy education are my parents. When I was young, around the ages of 4-6, I have faint memories of my parents helping to enrich my literacy. They accomplished this by reading to me starting at a younger than average age. They did all sorts of things to further my education, not just helping to build literacy skills. However, some of the fondest memories I have from when I was really little are about reading. My parents helped improve my literacy by reading to me, buying me a lot of books, taking me to the library, and answering my questions about words/reading. My parents really helped my literacy education by reading to me when I was young. The main thing they read to me were these little children's books with golden spines. These books had one
By semi-regularly, I mean whenever I wanted to get some new books. This was a great thing, as I could check out books that I did not own without having to have them be bought for me. The library really mystified me at a young age, as I was just amazed by the sheer amount of books that they had to offer. However, I was more mystified by something else that the library had. I recall that the library (monthly or bi-monthly or something) would have these sales. In these sales, they would sell away old books (usually paperbacks) that were too worn for regular library use. These books could be purchased very cheaply, as if they did not sell during these sales, they would just be thrown out. I acquired many of my books here. Most of the books that I did acquire from these sales were novels that I got near the end of elementary school. But, I did get a decent amount before I went into elementary school. While my parents normally took me to these sales, it was my grandmother who introduced me to them. Without her introducing me to them, I would have never hounded my parents to actually take