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Band 8+: The chart below shows library borrowing in UK public libraries during a 10-year period from 1995 to 2005. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays a stacked bar chart with data for three years. For 1995, the values (in millions) are: Adult Fiction 98, Adult Non-Fiction 107, Children's Books 1113, and Top Audio-Visual Materials 330. For 2000, the values are: Adult Fiction 93, Adult Non-Fiction 113, Children's Books 161, and Top Audio-Visual Materials 280. For 2005, the values are: Adult Fiction 60, Adult Non-Fiction 104, Children's Books 110, and Top Audio-Visual Materials 230.
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The bar chart illustrates information about library borrowing in the UK between 1995 and 2005.

Overall, the total number of borrowed books declined significantly over the period. Children’s books experienced the most dramatic drop. In addition, adult non-fiction books remained relatively stable. In detail, children’s books recorded 1113 million of books borrowed over the decade.

According to the bar chart, children’s books were by far the most borrowed category, standing at 1113 million. However, this figure experienced a dramatic drop over the period, plummeting to 161 million in 2000 and reaching a low of 110 million by 2005. Similarly, borrowing for top audio-visual materials followed a downward trend overall, decreasing from 330 million to 280 million in 2000, and ending at 230 million by 2005.

In contrast, adult non-fiction remained relatively stable throughout the 10-year period, starting at 107 million in 1995, increasing slightly to 113 million in 2000, and finishing at 104 million books borrowed in 2005. Meanwhile, borrowing for adult fiction presented a steady downward trend, falling from 98 million in 1995 to 93 million in 2000, before reaching a low of 60 million in 2005.

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