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Fewer books in the classrooms, "If you don't understand what you're reading, you're lost in life."
The PISA report reveals a regression in the reading comprehension of young people in the Basque Country. Writers Jasone Osoro and Jon Arretxe have been presenting their books in schools for 25 years and have noticed a smaller presence of paper books in classrooms. However, booksellers have not noticed a decline in sales. Instead, they are seeing changes in reading habits: several creators are beginning to adapt their texts linguistically, and the book that a child of ten years ago read is now being read by a 12-year-old.
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