Buy your Kindle eBook from Amazon Buy your kobo eBook Buy the Barnes and Noble eBooks for iPhone, iPod, PC, or Mac Buy your iBook at iTunesWherever you are on your recovery journey, and however you define your Higher Power, you will find spiritual support in this special collection of prayers and inspirational readings. 

In this Hazelden classic, daily "touchstones" speak directly to men who are striving for serenity or trying to maintain emotionally and spiritually balanced lives. 

Buy your Kindle eBook from Amazon Buy your kobo eBook Buy your Barnes and Noble eBooks Buy your iBook at iTunesThe author of the recovery mainstay 12 Stupid Things That Mess Up Recovery offers a fresh list of "smart" things to do to attain and sustain emotional sobriety. 

Brenda Wilhelmson's Diary of an Alcoholic Housewife offers insight, wisdom, and relevance for readers in recovery, as well as their loved ones, no matter how long they've been sober. 

Dr. Drew Pinsky called Codependent No More the "grandaddy of addiction tomes." This international best-seller on codependency by Melody Beattie is as powerful today as it was when first published in 1986. 

Martha Cleveland's heartening book maps the spiral of emotional pain that steals the energy of the chronically ill -- and shows how to use the Twelve Steps to turn this spiral into a path toward spiritual growth. 

This groundbreaking book offers men in recovery the tools they need to work through key issues with which they commonly struggle, including difficulty admitting powerlessness, finding connection with a Higher Power, letting go of repressed anger and resentment, contending with sexual issues, and overcoming barriers to intimacy and meaningful relationships. 

This special book offers fifty-two weeks of reflections, prayers, and meditations on the Eleventh Step. Crafted by writer William G. Borchert from notes by Geno W. on the Hour of Power meetings at the Wolfe Street Center in Little Rock, Arkansas. 

Buy your Kindle eBook from Amazon Buy your kobo eBook Buy your Barnes and Noble eBooks for iPhone, iPod, PC, or Mac Buy your iBook at iTunesThe most complete history of AA ever written. Not God contains anecdotes and excerpts from the diaries, correspondence, and occasional memoirs of AA's early figures. 

The author of the popular Food for Thought takes a fresh, in-depth look at the Twelve Steps of Overeaters Anonymous. Each chapter carefully examines and interprets each of the individual Steps. 

Buy your Kindle eBook from Amazon Buy your kobo eBook Buy your Barnes and Noble eBooks for iPhone, iPod, PC, or Mac Buy your iBook at iTunesThe writings of the Reverend Sam Shoemaker, Episcopal minister, are examined in this volume in the light of their contribution to the principles of Twelve Step recovery. 

Buy your Kindle eBook from Amazon Buy your kobo eBook Buy your Barnes and Noble eBooks for iPhone, iPod, PC, or Mac Buy your iBook at iTunesVivid description of Steps One through Three and the character defects of Step Four. Based on the "Stool and Bottle" talk given years ago by the author of The Little Red Book. 

Now it's easy for you to get both of these essential recovery books based on the principles behind Steps Six and Seven,Drop the Rock and Drop the Rock...The Ripple Effect in a convenient e-book bundle. 

Buy your Kindle eBook from Amazon Buy your kobo eBook Buy your Barnes and Noble eBooks for iPhone, iPod, PC, or Mac Buy your iBook at iTunes.The first truly comprehensive look at sponsorship. Includes sections on finding a sponsor, being a sponsor, and guiding your sponsee through each of the Twelve Steps. 

Life can be complicated and hectic, but when we keep things simple, we can bring them down to a manageable size. The meditations in the best-selling classic focus on the Twelve Steps, stressing the importance of putting into practice new beliefs, slogans, and fellowship. 

This celebration of the basic text of Twelve Step recovery breathes new life into the Big Book's timeless wisdom. Thoroughly annotated, written with down-to-earth humor and simplicity, and providing a contemporary context for understanding, A Program for You helps us experience the same path of renewal that Bill W. and the first one hundred AA members did. 

This book brings together a series of short discussionsfrom various authors who interpret the Twelve Steps. 

This classic, groundbreaking book brings depth and dimension to our understanding of how an individual becomes an addict. For anyone interested in understanding addiction. 

Based on the experiences of thousands of recovering men and women, Passages through Recovery presents an action plan for preventing relapse, one that can help us understand how recovery works and what is needed to move from active addiction to sobriety. 

Buy your Kindle eBook from Amazon Buy your kobo eBook Buy the Barnes and Noble eBooks for iPhone, iPod, PC, or Mac Buy your iBook at iTunesHelp prevent Twelve Step meetings from getting sidetracked by irrelevant topics, dominant speakers, or other distractions by using any of the 101 thought-provoking topics offered in this one-of-a-kind book by Mel B. 

Beginning with the admission that we are as powerless over growing old as we are over our addictions, Bill takes readers on a journey of discovery and, in doing so, overturns the cliches of age, revealing how he was able to let go of old ideas about "self," experience meditation in a new light, and discover the virtues of simplicity. 

AA daily reflections and prayers offering inspiration, comfort, and hope. 

A Day at a Time is an essential recovery tool for compulsive gamblers,with daily reflections and prayers that offer hope, support, and guidance throughout the year. 

As we identify shame and use recovery skills to work through it, this book explains the emotion of shame and its impact on our self-image and relationships. 

Buy your Kindle eBook from Amazon Buy your kobo eBook Buy your Barnes and Noble eBooks for iPhone, iPod, PC, or Mac Buy your iBook at iTunesIn this unprecedented book, A. J. Adams uses self-deprecating humor, entertaining anecdotes, and frank descriptions to introduce anyone who "just doesn't get" Alcoholics Anonymous to the complete "Undrunk" lifestyle.