Guinea Pigs Don’t Wear Pants coming June 2026!

“Buy this book. Chris is quite brilliant—read and enjoy.”

—Rosie O’Donnell

Rosie O'Donnell with gray hair and glasses resting her chin on her hand, looking at the camera, next to a book titled 'Guinea Pigs Don't Wear Pants' written and illustrated by Chris Paul (Rainbows) Farias.

Pre-Order Guinea Pigs Don’t Wear Pants Today

Available June 2026
Published by:
Rebel Goose Books

Written and Illustrated by Chris Paul Farias

Because who you are is beautiful and worthy of love.

This whimsically joyful picture book is an empowering children’s book that celebrates individuality across the rainbow-hued spectrum. With playful rhyme and exuberant illustrations, author-illustrator Chris Paul Rainbows Farias (they/them) celebrates the freedom to express yourself and the beauty of being exactly who you are.

Readers are invited to imagine a world where animals are hilariously limited in what they can do but humans are gloriously free to saunter, flaunt, and wear just what we want. From lipsticked llamas to tumbling giraffes, each page bursts with colorful chaos and loving affirmation.

At its heart, this is the book Chris wished they’d had as a kid growing up in a small town—one that gently opens the door to conversations about self-expression, gender, and being true to yourself.

Chris Paul Rainbows with curly red hair, yellow glasses, and a colorful shirt with fish patterns, holding a children's book titled "Guinea Pigs Don't Wear Pants" and smiling widely against a gradient purple-blue background.

Where to Buy

Guinea Pigs Don’t Wear Pants is available wherever books are sold, including your favorite independent bookstores, major retailers, and online platforms across North America.

For questions about wholesale, retail, or library orders, email susan@rebelgoosebooks.com

Visit the Guinea Pigs Don't Wear Pants Main site
Paris Hilton  with long blond hair wearing pink sunglasses and a pink outfit standing next to a pink door with a sign.

“Loves it.”

— Paris Hilton

Fred Penner with gray hair and a beard holding an acoustic guitar, looking playfully at the camera with a smile, in front of a wooden wall with signage.

Guinea Pigs Don’t Wear Pants has a critical yet simple message that accompanies the engaging animal illustrations, and that is: We are all in this world together and learning to accept and celebrate our differences and diversity is fundamental.”

— Fred Penner

Margaret Cho with black hair wearing a red floral top and a black choker necklace posing with her hands on her face against a gray background.

“Guinea pigs should read this book as should all creatures. It contains important lessons in how we all need to be ourselves and that is actually such a wonderful thing! Powerful words for the pantless and the panted. I love it.”

— Margaret Cho

Mallory Lewis with curly red hair smiling and laughing while holding a puppet of a sheep with a white fluffy body, beige ears, and red accents, outdoors with green foliage in the background.

“Everyone is special in their own way! Differences are to be embraced and celebrated! That was always my mother’s (Shari Lewis’s) philosophy! Love this book!”

— Mallory Lewis, Emmy-winning writer and current performer of Lamb Chop

Jessica Holmes, a blonde woman smiling and leaning against a black brick wall, wearing a sleeveless black top and a gold necklace.

“In life and in this book, Chris creates a cheerfully inclusive world where every child, especially the ones who need it most, is welcome to shine. What a fun way to celebrate everyone’s sparkle and declare ‘YOU BELONG!’”

— Jessica Holmes, Comedian & Mental Health Advocate