The graph illustrates the amount of annual book sales in three bookstores (Libromania, Reader’s Corner, and Book Buffs) in 5 years from 2001 to 2005. Units are measured in millions.
Overall, for most of the period given Libromania had the highest amount of annual book sales while Reader’s Corner had the lowest. At the start of the period, both Libromania and Book Buffs had the same amount of book sales. Libromania was the highest in middle of the period. However, Reader’s Corner was the only book store to see a growth in book sales by the end.
Book sales by Libromania began at over 15 millions and then peaked almost at 25 millions in 2003 before falling gradually to about 17 millions in the final year. Likewise, just over 15 millions book sales by Book Buffs was sold in the first year, after which the figure reached its peak and dropped to a low of around 11 millions in 2005.
Reader’s Corner, on the other hand, sold about 11 millions in 2001 and fell slightly to approximately 6 millions in 2004 but then the figure climbed to almost 10 millions in the final year