Facing a nationwide reading crisis, Denmark's government is implementing a bold new plan to encourage more people to pick up a book.
This initiative involves removing the 25 percent value-added tax from books, making them significantly more affordable for consumers.
The culture minister voiced concerns about decreasing literacy, especially among young people, and hopes this will make a difference.
By making books cheaper and more accessible, Denmark aims to combat this worrying trend and reinvigorate a love of reading.
