The pie chart represents the book sales distribution in a bookstore during a specific year, divided into 5 sections.
Overall, the most noticeable feature is that fiction books took up the largest share, while magazine books made the smallest sales . In addition, fiction and non-fiction books represented the majority of the books.
Taking a deeper look into the chart, fiction accounted for most of the books sold with a share of 35% of the total sales. Non-fiction books, being ranked second, constituted 25%. And lastly, Children’s books made up roughly a fifth of the chart. Combined, these three categories take up 80% of the bookstore sales.
As for the remaining sections, reference books held a 15%, making them less popular than Children’s books. Furthermore, magazines had the lowest figure at just 5% of the total amount of sales, meaning they were sold far less often than any other genre.
