Jonathan Van Ness wrote a children’s book that celebrates one’s differences. Growing up, the beauty guru always struggled with accepting his identity. He wants kids to know it’s okay to be whoever they want to be, and they should be able to pursue their dreams without hiding who they are.

The Queer Eye star has many skills; among his talents and hobbies are having an eye for fashion, yoga, activism, and figure skating. Now, he has begun writing for kids, and the book looks amazing. Honestly, is anything this man can’t do?

The book is called “Peanut Goes for Gold,” and it tells the story of a gender non-binary guinea pig competing in rhythmic gymnastics. As we follow Peanut’s journey to the gold medal, we will see how the things that make us different should be celebrated. The takeaway of the story is that kids shouldn’t be afraid to be who they are because their differences make them special. It also emphasizes how kids shouldn’t just accept their uniqueness, but they need to love them too.

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Writing the book has also been a personal journey for Van Ness. Peanut’s story is based on his own experiences when he was younger; he struggled with figuring out his identity and accepting himself. Because of this, he wanted to create something that non-binary kids could relate to. They can see themselves in Peanut, and they see that he can pursue his dreams without worrying about his identity. Many kids need this kind of representation in the media they consume in order to boost their self-esteem and self-acceptance.

Unfortunately, the book is not yet available for purchase. You can, however, pre-order a copy on Amazon so that you can get it as soon as it comes out. The charming story has got fans incredibly excited to read it, and many are looking forward to seeing how the story unfolds and teaches the morals. It’s a kid’s book, but there are many grown adults who need to hear that message as well. It can be difficult to love what makes us different, especially if we’ve been ridiculed or isolated because of them. With Peanut as a role model, we can all learn to love ourselves a bit more.

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