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The image presents data for Little Chalfont Library through three charts. A pie chart on the age of library members in 2016 shows: Children (22%), Young adults 13-17 (15%), Adults 18-64 (51%), and Adults 65 and over (12%). A table detailing total loans by category for 2016 lists: Children's fiction (38%), Children's non-fiction (6%), Children's DVDs (1%), Young adults (2%), Adult fiction (38%), Adult non-fiction (13%), and Adult audio books (2%). A bar chart displays the total number of loans from 2007 to 2016, with approximate values for each year: 2007 (~15,500), 2008 (~19,000), 2009 (~19,200), 2010 (~20,800), 2011 (~21,200), 2012 (~20,900), 2013 (~19,800), 2014 (~20,800), 2015 (~21,000), and 2016 (~21,800).
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The charts show information about public library, such as age of members, total number of loans and proportion of loans by category.
Overall, it is clear that the proportion of members aged 18-64 was highest in 2016. Furthemore, the most popular category was children’s fiction and adult fiction. Additionllay, One can see that the total number of loans fluctuated but eventually increased over the period.
Looking at the details more closely, the proportion of library members aged 18-64 accounted for 51%, which was larger than the proportion of others combined. The children made up for 22%, following adults aged 18-64.
It is interesting that children’s and adult’s fiction category recorded the highest figure, representing 38% either. Whereas, the share of least three categories combined showed 5%, such as children’s DVDs, adult audio books, and young adults.
The entire number of loans, from 2007 to 2016, has eventually increased from nearly 15,100 to about 23,000, even if there was small decline in 2012 and 2013.
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