The line graph provides information about the amount of books that were borrowed in four differen months in 2914 from 4 village libraries, and the pie chart illustrates the percentage of books, by type, that were borrowed over this time.

the given line graph illustrates the number of borrowed volumes in 4 distinct particular rural

libraries

during 2014.

overall

, all of the

libraries

saw an increase in book quantity being borrowed with the exception of Ryeslip which experienced a decline throughout the period.

Additionally

, even though Sutton Wood sharply fell within the first half of the year 2014, it recovered itself to become the most borrowed-books library in the latter half. looking at the 2 predominant

libraries

which saw a remarkable shift during the timeframe. in terms of Ryeslip, its volumes being borrowed commenced at literally 300

pieces

in June before steadily dropping to roughly 160

pieces

by the following 3 months. As for Sutton Wood,where

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the borrowed books started at exactly 250

pieces

, it slightly climbed by just over 10

pieces

in July.

Subsequently

,

this

number significantly plummeted to reach a fall at approximately 100

pieces

in the next month prior to recovering to around 300

pieces

at the end

of the duration. turning to the remaining

libraries

where the number of borrowed volumes began and ended at the same point (50

pieces

and 150

pieces

, respectively). even though there was a little disparity when the West Eaton increased to 150

pieces

and Church Mount rose to in the neighbourhood of 120

pieces

in August, the West Eaton remained stable at that level during the

last

month of the timeframe

while

the other one continued to increase to reach the similar point.