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Cover of my favorite book...


Am mega busy the next few weeks, but still wanted to start my 30-day photo challenge... so began with something easy peasy... my favorite book's cover.  I first read 'To Kill a Mockingbird' in the 7th grade... I was 13.  It's been my all-time favorite book, hands-down, for 44 years.  I searched for the paperback book cover of the first time I read it... can't find... and instead chose the first edition cover.  I do have a bag with the photo above printed on it.

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