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Band 6+: The graph below shows the anuual book sales in three book stores between 2001 and 2005

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The image displays a bar chart titled 'Annual book sales in book stores' showing book sales in millions for three stores from 2001 to 2005. The stores are Libromania, Reader's Corner, and Book Buffs. In 2001, sales were: Libromania 16, Reader's Corner 11, and Book Buffs 15. In 2002, sales were: Libromania 20, Reader's Corner 9, and Book Buffs 19. For 2003, the figures were Libromania 24, Reader's Corner 7, and Book Buffs 21. In 2004, sales stood at Libromania 18, Reader's Corner 6, and Book Buffs 14. Finally, in 2005, sales were: Libromania 17, Reader's Corner 8, and Book Buffs 12.
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The given bar chart illustrates the comparison of how many books had been sold by each book shop over the five year period from 2001 to 2005.

It can be seen that, only Readers corner’s sales decreased almost all over the period. Other salers, like Libromania and Book Buffs, saw increase at the beginning and decline by the end.

If it comes to details, Book Buffs and Libromania’s sellings both were rising rapidly before they reached their maximum value in 2003, around 17 millions for both at the beginning and over 20 millions at the end. Particularly, the biggest value for the entire timeline was reached by Libromania in 2003. By the contrast, Reader’s corner’s results were decreasing at that time, from approximately 11 millions to 6.

After 2003, everyone survived numerical changes. For instance, Reader’s corner’s sales began to stop falling, finally attaining 8 millions. At that time other’s sellings dropped to their minimum, to be specific, Libromania’s to about 17 and Book buffs’s to 11 millions, but Libromania was dominating all the time.

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