Unfunny Bunny Storytime

Name: Unfunny Bunny Storytime
Start: 2026-02-21T10:30:00-05:00
End: 2026-02-21T11:30:00-05:00
Location: Source Booksellers

Schedule

Sat Feb 21 2026 at 10:30 am to 11:30 am

UTC-05:00

Location

Source Booksellers | Detroit, MI

We are kicking off Black Children's Book Week early with a Unfunny Bunny Storytime with the very funny John Marsh!
About this Event

We are delighted host a Unfunny Bunny Storytime on Sat Feb 21st at `10:30am. In this picture Kenan Thompson with help from friends honors children with a sense of humor and those who go to school with them. Join us to hear the story ready by the very funny John Marsh.

The ticket at this link are Parent/Child family Tickets. If you have more than one child you only need one ticket.

The event will take place in the bookstore and last for an hour. There will be reading the new picture book Unfunny Bunny and each attendee will recieve a pocket joke and activiity. There will be limited amount of signed copies Unfunny Bunny and a few copies of Kenan's Memoir for sale at the event for adult readers. In honor of Black Children's Book Week we are having a sale for on all the books with Black Characters in the store during the storytime.

Come Celebrate with us!!!!

In SNL star Kenan Thompson's hilarious picture book debut, a little bunny wants to be the funniest kid in school, but his jokes fall flat.

Tomorrow is Bunny's first day of school, and everything is going to be perfect. All he wants is to be the funniest kid in class and make everyone else laugh. But when Bunny gets there, his jokes fall flat. What's an UNfunny bunny to do?
This hilarious read-aloud about unexpected friendship and pursuing your dreams is the debut picture book from the beloved longest-tenured cast member of Saturday Night Live, Kenan Thompson, perfect for fans of Jory John and Grumpy Monkey.

Who will read the story?

John Marsh is a three-time Sports Emmy Award-winning producer from Detroit. Plus, he’s a proud product of Detroit Public Schools and Florida A&M University.At FAMU, Marsh earned a degree in broadcast journalism. And developed his craft across student media platforms. Working with The Famuan newspaper, Journey magazine, and WANM 90.5 FM.Marsh is a living witness to the healing power of comedy. Spending time as a stand up, improv player, and sketch writer over the years.

Black Children's Books is the last week of February and has lots of fun online activities.

Black Children’s Book Week is a global celebration of Black children and the people who ensure Black children are represented in books and other children’s media.