Children are naturally curious. They ask questions about the world around them, why things happen, and how life became the way it is today. Sometimes the answers are simple, while other times they lead to even bigger questions. In Papa, How Come? by Larry Elie, readers are invited into a unique and imaginative journey where a young boy named Enosh learns directly from someone unlike anyone else in history: his grandfather, Adam.

What makes this story so intriguing is its fresh perspective on some of humanity’s oldest questions. Rather than presenting history through distant events and unfamiliar names, the book brings readers into personal conversations filled with curiosity, wisdom, and discovery. As Enosh listens to Adam’s stories, he begins to understand not only what happened in the past but also why things are the way they are. The relationship between grandfather and grandson creates a warm and engaging foundation for a story that blends faith, family, and thoughtful reflection. Papa, How Come? offers readers an opportunity to explore timeless questions through the eyes of a child eager to understand the world around him.