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Chevy Moore@chevymoore.bsky.social · 2w ago

PB | 589 words | Ages 4–8 When a young number transfers to a school filled with letters, he disguises himself as the letter E to fit in, only to learn that belonging begins with being himself. JUST BE 3 is a heartfelt, humorous picture book with series potential. #Questpit #PB #Q

White cover graphic for the picture book JUST BE 3. A smiling orange number 3 stands on Alphabet Alley with friendly letters A, D, and O nearby. The title reads “JUST BE 3.” The graphic also includes “Picture Book,” “589 words,” and the author’s name, Chevy Moore.White graphic featuring a one-sentence pitch for JUST BE 3: When a young number transfers to a school filled with letters, he disguises himself as the letter E to fit in before discovering that belonging begins with being himself. A small illustration shows 3 looking toward the letter E. Covers of The Day You Begin and Strictly No Elephants are shown as comparable titles.White graphic showing the number 3 sitting at a school desk with a backpack. A thought bubble shows the letter E, hinting that 3 wants to become a letter. The graphic includes a short blurb explaining that when 3 transfers to a school full of letters, he pretends to be the letter E to fit in before learning to accept himself.White graphic showing the number 3 walking toward a school along a colorful path. Large text reads, “I may look like the letter E, but I’m not. I’m 3.” The words “I’m 3.” are highlighted in orange to emphasize the story’s message of self-acceptance.
Chevy Moore@chevymoore.bsky.social · 2w ago

PB | 589 words | Ages 4–8 When a young number transfers to a school filled with letters, he disguises himself as the letter E to fit in, only to learn that belonging begins with being himself. JUST BE 3 is a humorous, heartfelt picture book with series potential. #Questpit #PB #Q

White cover graphic for the picture book JUST BE 3. A smiling orange number 3 stands on Alphabet Alley with friendly letters A, D, and O nearby. The title reads “JUST BE 3.” The graphic also includes “Picture Book,” “589 words,” and the author’s name, Chevy Moore.White graphic featuring a one-sentence pitch for JUST BE 3: When a young number transfers to a school filled with letters, he disguises himself as the letter E to fit in before discovering that belonging begins with being himself. A small illustration shows 3 looking toward the letter E. Covers of The Day You Begin and Strictly No Elephants are shown as comparable titles.White graphic showing the number 3 sitting at a school desk with a backpack. A thought bubble shows the letter E, hinting that 3 wants to become a letter. The graphic includes a short blurb explaining that when 3 transfers to a school full of letters, he pretends to be the letter E to fit in before learning to accept himself.White graphic showing the number 3 walking toward a school along a colorful path. Large text reads, “I may look like the letter E, but I’m not. I’m 3.” The words “I’m 3.” are highlighted in orange to emphasize the story’s message of self-acceptance.
Chevy Moore@chevymoore.bsky.social · 2w ago

PB | 589 words | Ages 4–8 When a young number transfers to a school filled with letters, he disguises himself as the letter E to fit in, only to learn that belonging begins with being himself. JUST BE 3 is a heartfelt, humorous picture book with series potential. #Questpit #PB #Q

White cover graphic for the picture book JUST BE 3. A smiling orange number 3 stands on Alphabet Alley with friendly letters A, D, and O nearby. The title reads “JUST BE 3.” The graphic also includes “Picture Book,” “589 words,” and the author’s name, Chevy Moore.White graphic featuring a one-sentence pitch for JUST BE 3: When a young number transfers to a school filled with letters, he disguises himself as the letter E to fit in before discovering that belonging begins with being himself. A small illustration shows 3 looking toward the letter E. Covers of The Day You Begin and Strictly No Elephants are shown as comparable titles.White graphic showing the number 3 sitting at a school desk with a backpack. A thought bubble shows the letter E, hinting that 3 wants to become a letter. The graphic includes a short blurb explaining that when 3 transfers to a school full of letters, he pretends to be the letter E to fit in before learning to accept himself.White graphic showing the number 3 walking toward a school along a colorful path. Large text reads, “I may look like the letter E, but I’m not. I’m 3.” The words “I’m 3.” are highlighted in orange to emphasize the story’s message of self-acceptance.
Chevy Moore@chevymoore.bsky.social · 2w ago

PB | 589 words | Ages 4–8 When a young number transfers to a school filled with letters, he disguises himself as the letter E to fit in, only to learn that belonging begins with being himself. JUST BE 3 is a humorous, heartfelt picture book with series potential. #Questpit #PB #Q

White cover graphic for the picture book JUST BE 3. A smiling orange number 3 stands on Alphabet Alley with friendly letters A, D, and O nearby. The title reads “JUST BE 3.” The graphic also includes “Picture Book,” “589 words,” and the author’s name, Chevy Moore.White graphic featuring a one-sentence pitch for JUST BE 3: When a young number transfers to a school filled with letters, he disguises himself as the letter E to fit in before discovering that belonging begins with being himself. A small illustration shows 3 looking toward the letter E. Covers of The Day You Begin and Strictly No Elephants are shown as comparable titles.White graphic showing the number 3 sitting at a school desk with a backpack. A thought bubble shows the letter E, hinting that 3 wants to become a letter. The graphic includes a short blurb explaining that when 3 transfers to a school full of letters, he pretends to be the letter E to fit in before learning to accept himself.White graphic showing the number 3 walking toward a school along a colorful path. Large text reads, “I may look like the letter E, but I’m not. I’m 3.” The words “I’m 3.” are highlighted in orange to emphasize the story’s message of self-acceptance.