The provided line graph presents how many books were borrowed in four different months, from June to September in 2014 from four village libraries, namely West Eaton, Ryeslip, Sutton Wood, and Church Mount, while the pie chart illustrates the proportions of books, by genre, such as self-help, fiction, history, science, and biography, that were borrowed over this time.
Overall, the data reveals that the percentage of fiction books dominated, while other types of books where each under 20%. Borrowings from West Eaton and Church Mount witnessed a sharp increase, meanwhile Ryeslip saw a downward trend and Sutton Wood experienced a wide fluctuation.
Looking at the details, the number of books borrowed from West Eaton increased from 50 to 150, and remained the same level from August to September. The same is true for Church Mount, except the leveling off. As regards Ryeslip, the number began from 300 and went down to approximately 170. Unlike other libraries, Sutton Wood library fluctuated widely in range of 100 and 300.
As for the types of books borrowed, fiction books dominated with 43%, and biography books were second most popular, which accounted for just under one-fifth. History and science represented around one-seventh each, while self-help books comprised one-tenth of the total.