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Band 5+: The bar graph shows types of fictional book sales and their gross earning from 2006 to 2010. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words.

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The image displays a bar chart of Fiction Book Sales from 2006 to 2010, with gross earnings on the y-axis and year on the x-axis; young adult, classics, mystery, romance, and sci-fi & fantasy categories are color-coded. 2006: young adult $60 million, classics $80 million, mystery $40 million, romance $20 million, sci-fi & fantasy $100 million; 2007: young adult $100 million, classics $40 million, mystery $60 million, romance $20 million, sci-fi & fantasy $60 million; 2008: young adult $80 million, classics $40 million, mystery $60 million, romance $100 million, sci-fi & fantasy $20 million; 2009: young adult $40 million, classics $100 million, mystery $20 million, romance $60 million, sci-fi & fantasy $80 million; 2010: young adult $60 million, classics $20 million, mystery $80 million, romance $100 million, sci-fi & fantasy $40 million.
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The provided bar graph illustrates their profit from selling five different types of frictional books in a country from 2006 to 2010, which include five separate years.

The majority for each year was always the Romance genre, while Sci-fi & Fantasy sat at the bottom of the graph in every year except for 2010.

Every year, the Sci-fi & Fantasy category never sells with the profit over 20 millions, becoming the least popular category of all. Meanwhile, the most popular category, which is the Romance genre, can sell with the profits over 60 millions every year, furthermore, in 2007 the profits was over 100 millions dollars. Eventually, followed by the genre of mystery, which is the second best seller type of book from 2006 to 2010.

Overall, Romance and Mystery genres are so high in the graph, leaving others genres a huge gap between ; including Young adult, Classic and Sci-fi & Fantasy.

Moreover, every genre except for classics genre flowed in the similar trends, while the trend of the classics genre has drop in 2010 after flowing in the same trends as other genres.

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