The graph below shows the sales of children’s books, adult fiction and educational books between 2002 and 2006 in one country.
The line graph compares the trades of three various
books
by dollars
over a period of four years in a specific country.
It is noticeable that the Fix the agreement mistake
dollar
children’s
books
were in the highest demand over the period shown, while
the educational books
were less wanted by readers.
As per the graph, in 2002, adult fiction was the most purchased kind, with approximately $45 million
. Following that, children’s
books
took second place with sales of over $30 million
, whereas
educational books
had a moderate fluctuation, at between around $25 million
and $32 million
. But just one year later, when adult fiction lost its popularity, the sales of children’s
books
overtook it by achieving over $40 million
.
In 2006, the purchase of children’s
books
reached a peak of nearly $55 million
. By contrast
, adult fiction’s sales figures saw a dramatic decline to $30 million
, and in the meantime, they were also
left behind by educational books
, which were sold for over $30 million
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