And my parents say that I read it from cork to cork (I can read from 5 years old, so I read running to 8 years old). Recently re-opened (37 years), so, if necessary, the reference to the book to throw before the conference, read two chapters while looking, the brain began to smoke, and the mouth to the thing broke out "so for mud, mill?";

This is proof of the different ways of thinking at different ages. It may have been read, but consciously - no, the awareness has not grown.
She herself, reading "The Inhabited Island" in the first class, sincerely thought that "the tank on raw plutonium" used as a fuel - wet plutonium, she didn't even think that something was wrong here. What is plutonium already knew, dad-physicist - and you will not know at 7 years of age. But yes, when I re-read at 15, I realized that Nifiga then, at 7 years old, did not understand at all, although it is simpler than Machiavelli. Stephen King at the age of 11-12 read generally "without emotions", quite like adventure books. Now, at 30, I can't read something, for example, "Confrontation" - I understand too much how the existential horror of an imminent fatal epidemic, the loss of loved ones, the death of starvation in the chamber of an extinct police station and so on.