The chart illustrates the nationwide sales revenue of three distinct types of books during a period of 6 years.
It is clear that the children’s book was by far the most popular kind witnessing an ascending trend over the period shown. On the contrary, adults’ fiction had been read less and the sales volume of educational book experienced fluctuations.
Starting at 45, the sales of adults’ fiction saw an abrupt fall to 36 million dollars in 2003, then a recovery in 2004 before another sharp drop to 30 million dollars in 2006. However, this figure for children’s book soared from about 33 million dollars in 2002 to 55 million dollars in 2006, overtaking adults’ fiction just before 2003 as the most appealing kind of book. Meanwhile, there were fluctuations in the sales of educational books, starting with a revenue of 25 million dollars in 2002 and reaching approximately 32 million dollars by the end of 2006, which surpassed that of adults’ fiction with a marginal difference.
The chart illustrates the nationwide
sales
revenue of three distinct types of
books
during a period of 6 years.
It is
clear
that the children’s
book
was by far the most popular kind witnessing an ascending trend over the period shown.
On the contrary
,
adults’
fiction
had
been read
less and the
sales
volume of educational
book
experienced fluctuations.
Starting at 45, the
sales
of
adults’
fiction
saw
an abrupt fall to 36
million
dollars
in 2003, then a recovery in 2004
before
another sharp drop to 30
million
dollars
in 2006.
However
, this figure for children’s
book
soared from about 33
million
dollars
in 2002 to 55
million
dollars
in 2006, overtaking
adults’
fiction
just
before
2003 as the most appealing kind of
book
. Meanwhile, there were fluctuations in the
sales
of educational
books
, starting with a revenue of 25
million
dollars
in 2002 and reaching approximately 32
million
dollars
by the
end
of 2006, which surpassed that of
adults’
fiction
with a marginal difference.