The line graph illustrates the volume of books that were loaned from the town libraries in four distinct months in 2004, while the pie chart explains the proportion of five different type of books that was borrowed throughout the period.
Overall, it can be clearly seen that the borrowing patterns for each library was quite varied, and the fiction book was by far the most popular type of book.
To begin, the borrowing books at Sutton Wood and Ryeslip start fairly at around 250 and 300 per month in June respectively. However, the borrowing book at Ryeslip trend was downward ,from the beginning to the end of the month, borrowing book at Sutton wood fell steadily at nearly 100 in month of august, but the pattern altered at the end of time frame then it sky rocket at 300 in September month, which represented the highest number of borrowing of the four books. Additionally, lending at West Eaton and Church Mount, meanwhile followed very similar trend, with both starting quite low at 50 per month, but then gradually increasing to finish at 150.
Furthermore, moving on to the types of books borrowed, fiction book was in demand the most, at 43%. The next most famous book were biography, accounted for 19%. The lending of science and history books was identical, at 14% each, leaving self help as the least popular at 10%