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    Dolly Parton Will Read Bedtime Stories To Kids Online Every Week

    by Bill Chappell Mar 31, 2020 1 minute
    Dolly Parton will read children's books on a video stream once a week, drawing titles from her Imagination Library. She's seen here performing in Nashville, Tenn., in January.

    Musician and philanthropist Dolly Parton is launching a weekly series in which she reads a children's book to an online audience at bedtime, drawing books from her popular Imagination Library project. The goal, the nonprofit says, is to give kids and

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