How it Works
ENROLL

Parents enroll their children age 0 to 4 in Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library. Currently, parents can enroll online or using a paper form at any one of our local community partners.
RECEIVE

Every month until their 5th birthday, the child receives an age-appropriate book in the mail addressed to them. Books are 100% free!
READ

Children grow up in a home full of books. Books help baby learn shapes, colors, letters and numbers. Older kids get rhyming books, complex stories, and stories about diversity. Imagination Library books are selected to help children be ready for kindergarten. It’s that simple!

Our Impact in Numbers
6
eligible zip codes
980
children enrolled
15,832
books delivered
100%
free to parents

Who Is Eligible?
Currently, we are enrolling children in the following zip codes:
- 76701
- 76704
- 76707
- 76708
- 76710
- 76711
We want all children in McLennan County to receive free books! We are working hard to raise funds to expand eligibility! If you’d like to donate, click the link here to make a safe, secure contribution to funding literacy for our community’s children.
Catch Up on Our
Latest News
- January Book ReviewsIt’s 2023!! And we’re so excited about the books being sent out this month by Dolly’s Imagination Library. Here are reviews for a couple of the FUN books arriving in mailboxes this January! Milo’s Hat Trickby Jon Agee Milo theContinue reading “January Book Reviews”
- December Book ReviewsWinter is nearly here and more books will be arriving in mailboxes soon! Here are mini-reviews for a winter favorite and a heartwarming story by the incredible Dolly herself! The Snowy Dayby Ezra Jack Keats When Peter awakens to findContinue reading “December Book Reviews”
- Imagination Library Receives Grant from Baylor UniversityDecember 1, 2022 – Imagination Library of Waco is pleased to announce it has received a $5,000 grant from the Solid Gold Neighbor initiative at Baylor University to grow and sustain enrollment in a new, high-priority zip code in theContinue reading “Imagination Library Receives Grant from Baylor University”