The charts provide information about a public library in Little Chalfont, including the age distribution of its members in 2016, the proportion of different loan categories in the same year, and the total number of loans between 2007 and 2016.

In 2016, over half of the library's members (51%) were adults aged 18 to 64. Children represented the second largest group at 22%, followed by young adults aged 13 to 17 (15%). The smallest proportion of users were adults over 65, at just 12%.

When looking at book loans in 2016, children's fiction and adult fiction each made up 38% of the total, together accounting for more than three-quarters of all borrowing. In contrast, children's non-fiction and adult non-fiction were less popular, at 6% and 13% respectively, while children's DVDs, young adult books, and adult audio books each represented only a tiny proportion of borrowing (2% or less).

Finally, the total number of loans increased gradually from around 16,000 in 2007 to just above 22,000 by 2016. This indicates a steady growth in usage of the library's services over the decade.

In summary, the Little Chalfont Library was most popular among working-age adults, with fiction being the dominant category of borrowing in 2016, and overall lending activity rose consistently between 2007 and 2016. (213 words)