The graph below shows the number of books read by men and women at Burnaby Public Library from 2011 to 2014.

The presented line graph provides data about how many books were read, in a public library, by, both,

men

and women at Burnaby during a 4-year time span, from 2011 to 2014.

Overall

,

men

have a very steep-growing trend that ends with them

finally

leading the rank in 2014,

whereas

females slow down to lose first place. In the beginning, during the first two years, women read more than

men

did. They devoured 2000 books more than their male counterpart.

Then

, in 2013, the number of titles read was equal for both sexes, they matched at 10000.

Furthermore

, a descending tendency that started in 2013 resulted in the surpassing by

men

, that, with a total of 14000 books, were the biggest readers in 2014.

To conclude

, in the

last

year, if women had not experienced a drop of nearly 3000 titles, they would not have lost the top spot in the ranking.