Sales Figures of Reading Materials IELTS Writing Task 1

Analyzing from the graph, from the year 2002 all the given categories apart from hobbies books showed a rising sales trend over ten years. The sale of history books noticed a continuous rise through the years; however, its sale was the highest in the year 2008 with 10,000 copies. At the same time, those art books and entertainment books hit rock bottom.

In particular, the sale of the largest sellers, history books, experienced an overall increase during the amount of 10 years. The sales were around 4500 copies in 2002, followed by reaching a peak of 10,000 in 2008 with a slight drop to 8000 in 2010. However, the history books remained the foremost prominent sellers, with around 9000 copies sold in 2012.

The sale of art books and entertainment books showed an analogous pattern of consecutive growth. The figure for art books increased gradually from around 1500 copies in 2002, to 2000 copies in 2004. And under 3000 copies in 2006 and 2008 to only under 4000 in 2010 and 2012. Simultaneously, entertainment books went through a gentle rise from approximately 1300 copies in 2002 to 1800 copies in 2004. And 2500 copies in 2006, 2800 copies in 2008 to 3000 in 2010 and 2012.

On the opposite side, the last category, hobbies book, didn't show an upward trend. The sale of hobbies books hit the bottom figures, and therefore the figure was slightly raised within the year 2004, whereas generally, it remained constant at between 500 and 700 copies.

Therefore from the graph, we can conclude that the foremost popular and soled book among the four is history. Similarly, the smallest amount sold is for Hobbies. However, staring at the statistics, it seems to stay constant within the coming years additionally.

A little under 4500 copies were first sold for the history books in 2002, and 5000 copies were sold in 2004. Up until 2008, when sales of history books averaged 10,000 copies per year, there was a modest uptick, but after that, sales were erratic until 2012. Since the first year, sales of the hobby books have varied, selling fewer than 1000 copies each year, with the lowest amount of sales being in the year 2012.

In the years 2002 and 2004, the trade for art books was 1800 copies, while the commerce for entertainment books was 1600 copies, and the trade for both in those years was 1800 copies. In the years 2006 and 2008, respectively, the costs for both groups were equivalent to 2400 and 2500. During the years that followed, the same was increased.

In preference to any type of hobby book, the populace enjoyed reading history.

Overall, history books were more popular than other reading materials at this time, while hobby books were the least popular. Sales of history and entertainment books both modestly rise during the course of the year.

After two years, sales of arts and entertainment books have increased by about 1900 copies, while sales of history books have increased by 400 copies from the previous year. In 2002, 4100 historical books, 1000 entertainment books, and 1400 art books were sold. In contrast to the roughly 3000 copies sold of entertainment and art books in 2006 and 2008, sales of historical books were 8000 and 10,000 copies, respectively.

In 2010, sales of art books climbed slightly due to the sale of 500 copies, and sales of entertainment books stayed the same as in 2009, while sales of history books had a minor decline and were consistent with 2006 levels. Except for hobby books, sales of all publications increased in 2012. Around 500 copies of hobby books were sold for the whole time period, with just minor fluctuations.