The charts below give information about a public library in a town called Little Chalfont.

The charts illustrate 1member demographics and loan categoriesmembership demographics, loan categories and total borrowing patterns at Little Chalfont Library in 2016, alongside annual loan volumes over the ten years from 2007 to 2016.

Overall, adults aged 18 to 64 made up the largest share of library members, while fiction for both adults and children dominated borrowing, each accounting for over a third of all loans. Total lending volumes followed a broadly upward trend across the decade, reaching their highest level in the final year.

In terms of membership, 51% of registered users were adults aged 18 to 64, followed by children at 22%. Young adults aged 13 to 17 and seniors aged 65 and over represented 215% and 12% respectively12% and 5% respectively. Regarding borrowing habits, adult fiction and children's fiction each comprised 38% of all loans. Adult non-fiction contributed 13%, more than double the 6% recorded for children's non-fiction. 3Young adult materials, children's DVDs and 4adult audio booksaudio books collectively made up just 5%.

Annual loan figures fluctuated between 6just under 16,000 and nearly 22,000roughly 16,000 and 22,000 from 2007 to 2016. After reaching an early peak in 2011, volumes dipped in 2013 before 7rising steadily to nearly 22,000recovering steadily. 8The decade closed with loans at their highest point, 9Deletethe same year when fiction accounted for the vast majority of borrowing and adults were the primary user group.