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Band 4+: The line graph shows the number of books that were borrowed in four different months in 2014 from four village libraries, and the pie chart shows the percentages of books, by type, that were borrowed over this time.

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The image shows two data visualizations: a line graph and a pie chart. The line graph illustrates the number of book borrows from June to September for four locations: West Eaton with 50 (June), 100 (July), 150 (August), 200 (September); Ryeslip with 300 (June), 250 (July), 200 (August), 50 (September); Sutton Wood with 150 (June), 100 (July), 50 (August), 300 (September); Church Mount with 200 (June), 150 (July), 100 (August), 250 (September). The pie chart details the percentage of book types borrowed: Self-Help 10%, Fiction 43%, History 14%, Science 14%, Biography 19%.
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The line chart illustrates how many books were borrowed from 4 village libraries, for 4 months period in 2014

Overall, the number borrowed books varied across the library, Ryeslip decreased, when the others west eaton and church mount increased over time. Meanwhile, the suttonwood had a fluktuation, decreased in august and had a massive recovery in September.

The most significant features in the graph is Suttonwood. in June, suttonwood had borrowed from around 250 and then had a marked decreased in August, before finally made a highest climb about 300 books in September. On the other hand West Eaton as well as Church Mounth had a similiarity 50 borrowed books in June, furthermore they had stable growth in September around 150 books.

Regarding to the graph, Despite of the others village libraries had increased number of books borrowed, Ryeslip nevertheless decreased sharply since June, from 300 to about below 200 in September.

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