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The image features data under the header "Little Chalfont Library", comprised of a pie chart, a table, and a bar chart. The pie chart, titled "Age of library members (2016)", lists four categories: Children (22), Young adults 13–17 (15), Adults 18–64 (51), and Adults 65 and over (12). The table, titled "Total loans by category (2016)", lists seven categories with percentages: Children's fiction (38%), Children's non-fiction (6%), Children's DVDs (1%), Young adults (2%), Adult fiction (38%), Adult non-fiction (13%), and Adult audio books (2%). The vertical bar chart, titled "Total number of loans (2007–2016)", features a vertical axis marked from 0 to 25,000 in increments of 5,000 and a horizontal axis labeled "Year" containing ten yearly bars: 2007 (~15,800), 2008 (~19,000), 2009 (~19,100), 2010 (~20,600), 2011 (~21,000), 2012 (~20,700), 2013 (~19,700), 2014 (~20,700), 2015 (~21,300), and 2016 (~21,600).
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The charts illustrate the information about a public library in a town called Little Chalfont with the number of loans over a period of 6 years between 2007 and 2016.
Overall, it can be clearly seen that adults were the most library members in 2016. Meanwhile, the number of loans remained relatively stable with the exception of 2007.
In terms of the library members’, in 2016, adults began at just over half, while children stood at around a quarter. Moreover, the young adults and adults over 65 constituted at just below adult members.
Regarding the library loans, children’s fiction and adult fiction started at about one-third, while children’s and adult non fiction reached 6% and 13% respectively. In addition, the other remaining loans only accounted for 5% in total. Meanwhile, for the total number of loans, it stood at just over 15,000 and rose significantly to approximately 21,000 in 2011, before peaking by around 500 by the following 5 years.
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