Magazine analysis
...ticular magazine isn’t really that cheap either. First of all the paper is smooth, shiny and thick. It costs about $4 dollars an issue. They do have a "Free Issue" ticket inside for a person to send it to their friend, and subscribers can sign up to win a prize. You can find these magazines in bookstores and you local shopping centers such as Meijer and Walmart. For the people that enjoy landscaping and gardening, and even people that enjoy reading about birds and flowers and getting to learn new species of plants and birds would really enjoy this magazine. If you have no time, no money and are not interested in some of those things, then I suggest not even picking the magazine up. The people that do enjoy those certain things and that like to learn about flowers and birds, they would like it even better because they don’t use big words. You can understand the words if you have had basic high school diploma education. If you have questions, they have a section in the magazine that allows you to write to them and they will answer back, possibly even publish it. They also have a part in there for snapshots of your kids that have looked cute in the garden. It is always a big garden in a nice big backyard; they have no small houses in the magazine, so there for they are basically not including an apartment or small house. They have many patterns in the magazine; they always have certain stories and many pictures that go in certain places. Some of the same articles are: The Top Billing, which tells about the different kinds of birds and they have a map of where to find these birds in the North American continent; "Garden Variety" and the "Ready for a walk" are about the same thing, they have beautiful pictures of plants and birds and they give brief descriptions for the people that don’t know what type of plant or animal that is. They have all sorts of different articles in there that appear in every magazine and they are almost in the same exact order and place in the magazine. This is the kind of magazine that doesn’t really change, which I think this is probably for th...