The graph below gives information about the sales of the three most commonly purchased items in a particular bakery for the year 2014. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The line graph illustrates how many breads,

buns

and

pies

are sold in a particular bakery in 2014.

Overall

, It is noticeable that the

pies

had good growth compared to the

bread

and

buns

.

In contrast

, the

buns

category faced a drop in sales by the end of the month. In regard to the first half year, A

bread

started with the sale of $80,000 but faced a decline by Feb and it was

also

fluctuating for the following

months

till June, reached with a value of 68000.

Whereas

Buns

overlapped the

bread

and was growing for the next four

months

, with a rate of approximately 70,000, which was the maximum sale that happened in the first six

months

. Meanwhile, the purchase of

pies

was slightly improving for the past 6

months

from $10,000 to $$18,000. Looking at the second half of the calendar,

Buns

sales were stable for two

months

and

then

faced a significant fall by December with $30,000,

while

the

bread

gained back the sale it had in January at 80,000.

Likewise

,

pies

had a considerable increase in sales with $40,000.