The graph shows the number of Burnaby Public Library's books which read by men and women during 2011 to 2014. Overall, it can be seen men were more enthusiastic in reading books rather than women in the end of period. However, in 2013 both of sexes reached the same number of books which were being read.
The women's reading capacity was higher than men in the beginning of period. It stood at approximately 5,000 books. Following two years, it increased gradually and peaked at 10,000 number of books which were being read by women in 2013. However, there was a slight decline in women's reading capacity in the end of period.
In contras, men's capacity was hit a high of 14,000 books in 2014. Even it stood at 3,000 books in beginning of period. In 2013 was a year whereas women and men had the same number of reading books. It was peaked at 10,000 books for both sexes.
The women's reading capacity was higher than men in the beginning of period. It stood at approximately 5,000 books. Following two years, it increased gradually and peaked at 10,000 number of books which were being read by women in 2013. However, there was a slight decline in women's reading capacity in the end of period.
In contras, men's capacity was hit a high of 14,000 books in 2014. Even it stood at 3,000 books in beginning of period. In 2013 was a year whereas women and men had the same number of reading books. It was peaked at 10,000 books for both sexes.
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