Parton's Imagination Library is a 'great gift' - former MP who helped establish scheme in UK

Emily HoltEducation reporter As we've reported, Dolly Parton left a legacy with her children's literacy programme the Imagination Library, which she began in 1995 and provides free books to children from birth to age five. The programme operates in the UK, as well as four other countries. Andrew Percy, former primary school teacher and conservative MP, tells BBC Radio 4’s Today Programme about his involvement in setting up Parton’s imagination libraries in Goole and Scunthorpe. “I sat down with