Dolly Parton penned a poignant note to children receiving their final free book from her Imagination Library organization — and the message has gone viral since her passing.
The country music icon, who died at 80 on Tuesday, launched the program in 1995, with monthly books sent to kids in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Ireland and Australia until they turned 5.
She reflected on “how time flies” in her letter to each “Imagination Library Graduate.”
Parton wrote, “It seems it was only yesterday when your family and friends read you your first story. You were just a baby. Now you’re 5 years old and about to go to school. How…
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