The graph below shows the sales of children’s books, adult fiction and education books between 2002 and 2006. Summarize the info by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.
The graph describes the number of revenues from three different genres of
books
separated from the year
2002 to 2006, namely fictional, educational, and children. As observed from the chart, there was more appreciation for the children’s genre than the other books
.
Since 2002, books
for the younger population experienced a gradual increase from around 30 million
dollars to as high as 55 million
in 2006, while
surpassing the sales of adult fiction one year
after the data was recorded. The latter topics had a disappointing pattern. Raked the highest revenue in 2002 by 45 million
dollars, the fictional novel continued to regress until reached the lowest amount of books
sold in 2006 by less than 30 million
, even getting passed by educational books
. Education publications that were once positioned as the lowest customer shares in the first year
slowly gained more revenue by around 30 million
dollars in 2006, similar to the incomes gained in the year
2003.Submitted by maukaburtubel on
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