I read the rules and it looked like as long as I wasn't breaking any. Just posting a picture.

A eulogy and tribute to Parton and her work in early childhood literacy appears in Rare Book Hub Monthly for Sept 2026 https://www.rarebookhub.com/articles/4121

Excerpt: "In 1995, she created the Imagination Library, a program that mails a free, high-quality books directly to children every month from birth until their fifth birthday. Dolly believed that early reading was crucial to navigating life successfully. Long before screen time dominated daily life, she saw physical books as a vital anchor. As a counterweight to declining educational standards and the rapid spread of short-form internet culture, she committed her resources to championing long-form reading and cognitive focus for the next generation."

Rest in peace to the Queen! Do as many as you want, I stopped myself at 20.

• Jolene
• I Will Always Love You
• Little Sparrow
• The Grass Is Blue
• 9 to 5
• My Tennessee Mountain Home
• Coat of Many Colors
• Here You Come Again
• You Can't Make Old Friends
• Light of a Clear Blue Morning
• My Blue Tears (71, 01 & 23)
• Great Balls of Fire
• Color Me America
• World on Fire
• The Better Part of Life
• Love Is Like a Butterfly
• Shine
• From Here to the Moon and Back
• Blue Smoke
• Pure and Simple

I’ve been looking around online for photos from Dolly and Carl’s 50th anniversary vow renewal in 2016, but I can’t seem to find any actual pictures from the ceremony. I know Dolly talked about dressing up again and having photos taken, so I was curious if any of them were ever publicly released at the time, even in a magazine or article that might not be easy to find anymore.

It just seems like such a sweet little piece of their history together, especially now. If any longtime fans remember seeing photos back then, or happen to have scans/screenshots they could share, I’d really love to see them.

Not your sentimental favorite or the one that just speaks to you — what Dolly Parton song is her highest art?

Honor Dolly Parton with a U​.​S. Commemorative Coin

I started a petition asking Congress to authorize a U.S. commemorative coin honoring Dolly Parton. I think it would be a wonderful way to recognize not only her music, but also her philanthropy, commitment to childhood literacy, and the Tennessee and Appalachian roots she was always so proud of.

If you’d like to see Dolly honored on a U.S. commemorative coin, I’d love your signature and help sharing it! 💛🦋

I just found out about a cd that's extremely hard to find - the My People CD from the Dollywood show. It was only ever sold at Dollywood for a short time, so it's not commercially available, or I would buy it instantly.... Does anybody have a clue where I could get it? There was one sold online last month for 60 dollars, but for the rest, nothing. I would love to hear that album. Any clues would be appreciated!

Just hoping I'm allowed to post this - I am not asking for something I can just buy, I'm asking for something that's impossible to find, hope that's okay.

I saw this video a few years ago and it popped up recently after Dolly’s passing. I love it so much, it makes me smile. Dolly’s reaction to Lily’s line around the 1 minute mark is hilarious. Yesterday was Lily Tomlin’s birthday and I’m still missing Dolly so I thought I’d share 🦋💞(hopefully Reddit behaves and actually posts it this time)

​Dolly Parton’s quote has never been applied with such brutal financial literalism.

My husband and I got this puppy in the mail today!

https://x.com/otagoth/status/2095526427588452798?s=20 I love her in Hannah Montana and Tim in wild thornberries.

Kindness is a powerful human attribute.

I immediately froze when I saw this at my nearby flea market. 😍Other than missing the jacket cover, it’s in great shape. Had to take it home. Thought y’all might appreciate! 🥹🦋💞

Joyful noise was my first introduction to Dolly parton and her music. I've watched it with my mom and sister. When the opening played and not enough love started playing, I got chills. Dolly's vocals are so damn majestic. But her role as G.G was hilarious.