Alcoholics Anonymous

The book outlines the foundational principles of recovery from alcoholism, established by Bill Wilson and Dr. Bob Smith in the 1930s. It features the twelve-step program and personal narratives of individuals who have successfully battled alcoholism. Known as "The Big Book," it has served as a crucial resource for countless people seeking recovery. This 2016 reprint preserves the original 1939 edition, capturing the essence of the early movement and its impact on the lives of many.