Glow in Dark Book Text

This is what I thought the "lamppost" detector idea was about after the first couple sentences, but it was not.

So we have all tried to read a book in the car or on a train, etc. at night or dusk. Whenever a streetlamp passes by, there is more than enough light to read by, but then it passes, and you only get half a sentence or so in.

If there was high efficiency glow in the dark chemical in the ink, then the few lamps that pass by could charge up the text to allow you to read during the intervals between as well, so long as the light sources were frequent, as with street lamps. This also works during the day in tunnels, heavily tree covered areas outside at morning or evening while walking, etc.

Edit: The pages would have to be a dark color, to contrast with the light, greenish glow chemical colors that most glow in the dark things have, and to prevent the contrast from reversing when in the light versus the dark. Or, if glowey stuff can become cheap enough/people dislike reversed contrast books, the pages could be made glowey rather than the ink.