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Storytime: Stumpkin

Edsel & Eleanor Ford House reads Lucy Ruth Cummins' Stumpkin on Tuesday, October 27, at 10:30 a.m. at Ford House in Grosse Pointe Shores. A pumpkin coloring activity follows, and tickets are free.

Storytime: Stumpkin — Organizer image
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One little pumpkin has lost his stem, and Halloween is getting close. That's the story in Stumpkin by Lucy Ruth Cummins, and afterward kids get to color a pumpkin. No mess this time, the organizers promise.

Storytime is a monthly series for young readers. The same book runs every Tuesday in October, so you can drop in any week, and a new title arrives next month.

It's best for kids ages 7 and under. It takes place in the Jensen Kahn Classrooms. Tickets are free and reservations are recommended.

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Last successful source check: Oct 20, 2026, 12:47 PM

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