I’m not sure if this is correct [closed]

“and don’t get me started on how adorable that picture on the back cover is”

while it seems correct, but it kinda itches me a little bit. it doesn’t sound right somehow. or is there a better way to say it?

Solution 1:

The sentence is correct.

"Don't get me started on something" means "Don't make me start talking about it (because I have so much to say). If I start, it may be difficult to stop me."

If this is not what makes you think there is something wrong with the sentence, perhaps you have doubts about the preposition "on" before "the back cover." It is correct too. We say "in the picture" but "on the cover."