Adam, Eve and the First Dog

Adam, Eve, and the First Dog

A Faith-Filled Children's Story About God's Creation, Love, and a Very Special Dog

What if the very first family also had the very first dog?

In Adam, Eve and the First Dog, children are invited into a heartwarming and imaginative journey through the Garden of Eden, where faith, love, and companionship come to life in a whole new way.

This beautifully illustrated story introduces young readers to God's creation while celebrating the special bond between humans and animals. Through the eyes of a loyal dog, children discover lessons about love, trust, and the goodness of God's design.

Perfect for ages 3-8, this book is designed to be read together, sparking meaningful conversations between children and adults about faith, creation, and the unconditional love we see reflected in our furry friends.

Whether you are a parent, grandparent, or dog lover, this story will warm your heart and remind you that some of life's greatest lessons can come from the companions by our side.

Kilyn Roth is a children's author, wife, mother, and dog lover who is passionate about sharing God's love through storytelling. As the founder of Faithful Paws Publishing, LLC, she creates heartwarming books that bring together faith, family, and the special bond between people and their pets. She lives in Colorado with her family and their cherished dogs.

Art Director and Cover/Interior Designer: Kate Hoyman, of Design9Studios, is a gifted designer, wife, and mother whose creativity and attention to detail helped bring this book to life. Editor: Anita K. Palmer, owner of The Strong Word, brings more than 30 years of experience in editing and communications. She has served as a senior editor, writer, and media professional, helping individuals and organizations communicate their stories with clarity and impact.

Etha Blach is a talented illustrator that brings stories to life! She's dedicated to creating artwork that engages young readers with charming characters and magical backgrounds.