Dolly Parton "loved being called the book lady," charity president remembers
Summary
Dolly Parton was well known not only as a country singer but also for her charity work. She founded the Imagination Library to help children learn to read. Nashville’s Grand Ole Opry will hold a tribute event to honor her.Key Facts
- Dolly Parton was a beloved country music singer.
- She created the Imagination Library charity to promote reading for young children.
- The Imagination Library provides books to kids to support literacy.
- Jeff Conyers, president of the Dollywood Foundation, spoke about Dolly Parton’s generosity.
- Nashville’s Grand Ole Opry is hosting a tribute event to remember Dolly Parton.
- The tribute event features many famous guests.
- Dolly Parton was fondly called the “book lady” because of her work with books and children.
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