Parton presents milestone book to Library of Congress
Parton made the presentation to Carla Hayden, the Librarian of Congress. The Library of Congress will host an Imagination Library story time on the last Friday of every month webcast to libraries nationwide. Parton announced the new program this week by reading "Coat of Many Colors" for children attending the event.
Founded in 1995, Imagination Library is a book gifting organization that has mailed more than 100 million books to children in Australia, Belize, Canada, United Kingdom and the U.S. Each month, the program currently mails more than one million specially selected, high-quality, age-appropriate books to registered children from birth until they start kindergarten in participating communities. Parton was inspired by the inability of her father to read to start the program.
More news for Dolly Parton
- 06/06/24: Parton heads to Broadway
- 04/05/24: Parton covers Petty's "Southern Accents"
- 01/19/24: Parton goes deluxe, Spencer debuts
- 11/17/23: Parton rocks out; Flores, Watkins debut
- 09/22/23: "What's Up?" Dolly?
- 07/26/23: Parton has Queen covered in Olympics video
- 05/09/23: Parton announces 30-song rock set due in November.
- 05/02/23: Janson gets help from Dolly, Slash
CD reviews for Dolly Parton
With the possible exception of puppies, the only thing Americans can agree on in this acrimonious era of ours is Dolly Parton. Wherever you may fall on the political spectrum, you'd be hard pressed to find anybody who would dispute her status as a national icon. And it's not just her prodigious talents – singer, songwriter, author, actress, philanthropist, theme park impresario, just to name a few – that we admire; it's her integrity.
In 2022, when she was elected to ...
The Dolly Parton album, "Run, Rose, Run," is an aural companion to an original novel of the same name that the county music icon co-authored with popular novelist, James Patterson. Songs are inspired by characters in the book, and encouragement is a primary lyrical theme, from start to finish. It's simply put, one feel good collection of songs.
This country star has given us a decidedly traditional country album. "Driven," for example, incorporates plenty of fiddle and ...
A Dolly Parton Christmas album seems like a natural, as Parton oftentimes comes off like a child inside an adult's body. Parton was able to rope both famous Cyruses (Miley and Billy Ray) as well Jimmy Fallon, Willie Nelson and Michael Bublé to sing with her. Perhaps, best of all, Parton had a hand in writing half of these dozen songs.
Parton sounds great throughout, and into her 70s, her voice has lost none of its power. Sonically, Parton also isn't shy about infusing ...
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