The line graph shows the number of books that were borrowed in four different months in 2014 from four village libraries, and the pie chart shows the percentage of books, by type, that were borrowed over this time.

The provided line graph gives data on the

number

of

books

that were lent by 4 particular village libraries in June, July, August and September in 2014,

while

the pie chart illustrates the percentage of

books

and their types, borrowed throughout these months. In brief, it is evident that in Ryeslip the

number

of borrowed

books

was lowering month by month, compared to Weat Eaton and Church Mount where these numbers were rising. The pie chart shows that residents of these 4 villages were mostly interested in fiction, but self-help

books

were the least popular. The line graph shows that the

number

of

books

borrowed in Ryeslip fell from 300 in June to approximately 175 in August. A different pattern occurred in Church Mount where the

number

of literature borrowed by its residents increased from 50 to 150, the statistic of which coincides with West Eaton village and showed approximately the same tendency and numbers. When it comes to the pie chart, 43% of borrowed

books

were fiction category,

whereas

only 10% of lent

books

over 4 months were about self-help.

Additionally

, the percentage of scientific and historical

books

borrowed in these 4 villages, was even and equaled 14% each.