Dolly Parton Imagination Library is a literacy program founded by Dolly Parton to foster a love of reading among preschoolers and families.

What does the Imagination Library offer?
One age-appropriate hardcover book is mailed to your home every month until the child's fifth birthday.

How much does it cost to participate?
It is free to those enrolled. Addison County Readers pays $30 per year for each child, which is raised through local donations and fundraising.

Who is eligible?
All children who reside in Addison County from birth through the fifth birthday.

How do I sign my child up?
Pick up an application at your local library, pediatrician's office, or daycare center. Return the application to:

Ilsley Public Libary
Attn: Kathryn Laliberte
75 Main Street
Middlebury, VT 05753

How is this program funded?
Volunteers at Addison County Readers, Inc., are responsible for obtaining the $30 per child per year that it costs to deliver books to Addison County preschoolers. Grants, donations from local organizations, and private donors keep the program going. Donations may be made through:

United Way of Addison County
P. O. Box 555
Middlebury, VT 05753

Checks may be made out to UWAC-ACR.

How can I help?
Contact Kathryn Laliberte at kathryn (dot) laliberte (at) ilsleypubliclibrary (dot) org .

Where can I learn more about the imagination library?
Visit their Web site at Dolly Parton's Imagination Library