Band 6+: The line graph below shows how much people in four countries spent on purchasing books from 1995 to 2005. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The line graph gives information about the amount of money was spent on purchasing books by people in four different nations between 1995 and 2005.

Overall, the amount of money spent on buying books in four countries witnessed an increase at the end of period. Among these countries, Germany accounted for the largest expenditure throughout the time.

Roughly 80 million US dollars was spent on book by Germany, after which it rose slightly to 90 million $ before reaching its peak at 95 million $ at the end of period time. This was followed by the figure for France. Starting at nearly 55 million $, the amount of money spent on books in France experienced a dramatic rise to approximately 75 million $ in 2005.

On the other hand, a similar pattern can be seen in Italy and Austria. While the figure for Italy increased modestly from 50 to nearly 60 million $ after two years, it experienced a downward trend until 1999 before rising consistently to 60 million $ at the end of period. Noticeably, despite standing at the forth position with only 30 million $, the figure for Austria skyrocket to roughly 70 million $, which surpassed the figure Italy later on.