The chart below shows annual sales by value of different types of books at one chain of booksellers from 2000 to 2004. v.2
The chart below shows annual sales by value of different types of books at one chain of booksellers from 2000 to 2004. v. 2
The bar chart compares the number of kinds of books at a particular chain of bookshop between 2000 and 2004.
In general, there was a slow increase in the value of two kinds of books, namely ladies’ romantic fiction and children’s books, while the figure for educational books decreased. In particular, ladies’ romantic fiction was more common than any other types of books throughout the period shown.
In 2000, the sales value of ladies’ romantic fiction was the most popular type of book which stood at 45 million, while children’s books and educational books achieved at 38 million and 33 million orderly. Moreover, the number of ladies’ romantic fiction continued increasing gradually over the next 4 years and ended the period at 53 million. Similarly, children’s books underwent a similar trend, with the figure increasing to 41 million in 2004.
In contrast, the figure for educational books remained unchanged at 33 million from 2000 to 2003 and then decreased to 30 million at the end of the period.
The bar chart compares the number of kinds of
books
at a particular chain of bookshop between 2000 and 2004.
In general
, there was a slow increase in the value of two kinds of
books
,
namely
ladies’
romantic
fiction
and children’s
books
, while the figure for educational
books
decreased.
In particular
,
ladies’
romantic
fiction
was more common than any other types of
books
throughout the period shown.
In
2000, the sales value of
ladies’
romantic
fiction
was the most popular type of
book
which stood at 45
million
, while children’s
books
and educational
books
achieved at 38
million
and 33
million
orderly.
Moreover
, the number of
ladies’
romantic
fiction
continued increasing
gradually
over the
next
4 years and ended the period at 53
million
.
Similarly
, children’s
books
underwent a similar trend, with the figure increasing to 41
million
in 2004.
In contrast
, the figure for educational
books
remained unchanged at 33
million
from 2000 to 2003 and then decreased to 30
million
at the
end
of the period.
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