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 percentage of books, by type, that were borrowed over this time.

The line chart illustrates the data of

books

from June to September 2014 that were lent in four different village libraries,

as well as

the pie graph presents the proportion of

books

which were lent during

this

time

according to

classification.

Overall

, it is apparent that most people borrow these

books

at distinct times in four villages and fiction is the kind of book most favoured over

this

time.

To begin

with, the figure for the Rye slip was a dramatically downward trend its start point was 300

patterns

in June, but

then

slowly fell to half

patterns

compared to the first month.

On the other hand

, the rest of other libraries have these

patterns

which are borrowed much more in the

last

month, when both West Eaton and Church Mount were the same data in June and September respectively 50

books

and 150

books

.

Additionally

, the number of Sutton Wood saw its highest point (300

books

)

last

time,

however

, it strongly decreased in August (100

patterns

) To turn to the pie chart, fiction is the most preferred when it has lent more than 40%.

Moreover

, there were similar percentages of science and history which accounted for 10%, the type of self-help and biography respectively 10% and 19%.