This magazine targets girls aged 7-14, as evidenced by its feminine color scheme and cover lines about looking like Hannah from the TV show. It aims to attract its target audience's attention first with free stickers and posters, then the recognizable masthead and iconic image of Miley Cyrus. Additional cover lines and small accompanying images promise content to help readers learn about Miley and how to be like her, appealing to their interest in her music and TV persona. The Disney logo and mention of a "movie issue" provide context about the magazine's content and an exclusive feel for readers.

1. This magazine is aimed at the same target audience as the TV series which would be mainly
girls aged between 7-14. You can tell it is mainly aimed at this particular gender because of
the feminine colour scheme with bright pinks, purples and light blues. Also most of the
cover lines would appeal to females rather than males, for example how to look like
Hannah.
The route of the eye starts at a lure offering free stickers and posters which could
make the target audience want to but the magazine for this alone. After this you see mast
head which is conventionally the most clear and iconic text on the page. People that are
interested in this magazine will instantly recognise the masthead. From this you see the
main character of everything to do with the TV series. Miley Sirus is a hugely iconic figure in
both music and children’s TV so when the target audience see her as the main image they
will be interested in buying the magazine as they will want to find out about her, personal
identity, people will aspire to be like her.The pose that she is looks friendly and innocent so
parents will also be happy to buy the product for their children. After the route of the eye
makes you look towards the cover line that are all on one side of the page the more inviting
cover lines are accompanied by a small image to back up the content and makes it easier for
the younger end of the target audience to see and appeal to them more. The cover lines are
mainly directed to Miley, how to look like her for personal identity or to know about her for
social currency. After this you see the iconic Disney logo with the iconic Disney text this
helps people know what sort of content will be in the magazine and in the TV series if you
have not seen it before. If you carry on following is states that it is the ‘movie issue’ which
gives the readers a sense of exclusivity.