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Inspired by her upbringing, the year-old country music legend has made it her mission over the past three decades to improve literacy through her Imagination Library book giveaway program. It has expanded statewide in places like Missouri and Kentucky, two of 21 states where all children under the age of 5 can enroll to have books mailed to their homes monthly. To celebrate, she made stops Tuesday in both states to promote the program and tell the story of her father, Robert Lee Parton, who died in Parton, the fourth of 12 children from a poor Appalachian family, said her father was "one of the smartest people I've ever known," but he was embarrassed that he couldn't read.
And so she decided to help other kids, initially rolling out the program in a single county in her home state of Tennessee in It spread quickly from there, and today over 3 million books are sent out each month. Since the program started, books have been sent to more than million to kids in the U. Most of the other states chip in money through a cost-sharing model. But Daddy got to feeling like he had really done something great as well.
In Kentucky, the Imagination Library reaches children in all counties, Gov. Andy Beshear said at an event Tuesday with Parton. More than , Kentucky children -- nearly half of all preschoolers in the state -- are currently enrolled to receive books through the program, first lady Britainy Beshear said. It encourages families to read together, and it allows children to have their own personal library before starting kindergarten, at no cost to their families, the first lady said.
Timothy D. Parton, who earned the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award a decade ago, said she eventually wants to see the program in every state. While there is a presence in all of them, 21 have legislation ensuring all kids under 5 can enroll.