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Dollywood Foundation and Penguin Random House Partner on Imagination Library Book

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The Dollywood Foundation and Penguin Random House are collaborating to reimagine and publish the classic children's book, 'The Little Engine That Could,' for the Imagination Library. The Imagination Library, which operates in five countries, provides children with a free, age-appropriate book every month from birth until age five. Penguin Random House has served as the exclusive publishing partner for the Imagination Library.

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Why it matters

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The partnership involves Penguin Random House securing an exclusive publishing role for a key component of the Imagination Library program. This initiative supports the literacy mission established by Dolly Parton, which has delivered over 300 million books globally.

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Who's involved

  • Dollywood FoundationNon-profit organization partnering to support the Imagination Library's literacy mission.
  • Penguin Random HouseMultinational publishing company serving as the exclusive publishing partner for the Imagination Library.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Penguin Random HouseSpeculative

    Penguin Random House could see changes in publishing contracts and sales related to the reimagined classic book.

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