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. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The line graph and the pie chart illustrate the number of books lent and the type by four different libraries, respectively, in the summer months.

Overall

, it is appreciated that reading interest fluctuated during the summer,

also

, fiction books were the most wanted. Taking a look at the first representation it could be seen that some places were more into reading than others.

Firstly

, West Eaton and Church Mount went hand in hand slowly increasing, despite the trends being different. Both started borrowing 50 books,

however

, during the first month in the second village, the amount doubled

while

in the other it grew a bit more.

Then

, by August 150 copies were provided in West Eaton, and that cipher got stabilised;

whereas

, in Church Mount, that number was reached in September.

Moreover

, in Ryeslip people lost interest gradually as months went by, starting from 300 and ending with fewer than 200 exemplary.

Lastly

, in Sutton Wood, the number started at 250 in June, slightly climbed to 275 the following month, and plummeted in August touching the nadir at 100.

Nevertheless

, it grew achieving a higher amount than the beginning.

In addition

, fiction novels were on top, 43%;

then

biography was the second most wanted, 19%. Plus, historical and science novels were 14% and self-help a 10%. To summarize, people were willing to spend time reading mostly fiction, in some places more than others.