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Dolly Parton was an avid reader and dedicated over 30 years to giving children free books. Here's how the literary world will remember her.
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One of Dolly Parton’s most memorable creations is her Imagination Library. Inspired by Dolly's illiterate father Robert Lee Parton, the organization gives free books to children across the world.