The pie charts provide the results of survey carried out between three target categories about various aspects of a public library. The figures are given in percentages.
Overall, readers made up the largest proportion of respondents, while citizens accounted for the smallest percentage. In terms of library aspects, book selection received the most positive ratings, whereas facilities had the lowest figure.
Looking at the first pie chart, readers represented the largest group of respondents, accounting for 45% of the total. Students were the second largest group, making up 35%. In contrast, citizens had the smallest share, at just 20%. The percentage of readers was 10% higher than that of students and 25% higher than that of citizens.
Turning to the second chart, book selection received the highest percentage of positive ratings, at 40%. This was followed by services, which accounted for 35%. Finally, facilities had the lowest proportion, at 25%, which was 15 percentage lower than book selection.
