The graph below shows the sales of children's books, adult fiction and educational books between 2002 and 2006 in one country.

The given line chart exemplifies the transactions of three distinct types of books for a period of four years, commencing from 2002. The units are denoted as

million

dollars

. From a holistic perspective, children's novels experienced an upward trend as opposed to the rest, where

adult

records represented a declining movement and educational volumes had fluctuations. As per the starting points, in 2002, educational,

adult

and young narratives were recorded at 25

million

, 45

million

and 33

million

dollars

respectively.

According to

the graph, educational and children's books increased steadily from 2002 to 2003 by around 10

million

dollars

and

thereafter

, junior volumes slightly rose from about 42 to 45

million

dollars

in 2005.

Additionally

, educational publications declined to a quarter

million

in that same year.

Moreover

, books for the older demographic declined gradually from 2002 to 2003, which was followed by a marginal rise in 2004 and

then

reduced to just above 30

million

in 2005.

Furthermore

, the most significant feature illustrated were the intersection points in 2003 and 2006. In 2003

adult

and kid's novels had similar values attributing to 40

million

dollars

, simultaneously, in 2006 it was 30

million

dollars

for

adult

and educational narratives. Each line ends in 2006 at 30, 33 and 55

million

dollars

for elderly, educational and juvenile editions respectively.