The line graph shows the number of books that were borrowed in four different months in 2014 from four village libraries, and the pie chart shows the percentages of books, by type, that were borrowed over this time.

The charts illustrate the proportion of

books

borrowed by the residents in four village libraries from the month of June to September in the year 2014 and the percentage of

books

taken

according to

category.

Overall

, the highest number of book borrowers came from Ryeslip and Sutton wood village,

while

the lowest was from West Eaton and Church Mount. In terms of specification, Fiction is the most borrowed, followed by biography, Science, History, and Self-help which is the least. The line graph depicts that in June, in Ryeslip village, about 300 people borrowed

books

, which was the highest, a steady downward trend was observed in the following months ending at the lowest point (roughly 160). Sutton wood (the second highest) in June at about 250, the figures fluctuate between 100 to 300 (only in

this

area had experienced both a sharp drop and increase), reaching the peak at approximately 300 by September. Meanwhile, West Eaton and Church Mount share a similar trajectory from 50, rising to an estimated 150 after four months. Turning to the type of

books

, 43% of readers had taken Fiction stories,

while

less than one-fifth of the total percentage choose Biography. On the hand, History and Science both garnered the same per cent (14),

while

one-tenth for Self-help.