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BooksSelect Books from Dropdown MenuB-1: Big Book (Hard Cover) - $12B:30: Big Book (Portable) - $11B-16: Big Book (Large Print) - $12B-35: Big Book (Pocket Size) Abridged - $6SB-1: Big Book (Spanish, Hard Cover) - $12B-20: Experience, Strength, & Hope - $6B-2: Twelve & Twelve (Hard Cover) - $11B-15: Twelve & Twelve (Soft Cover) - $10B-17: Twelve & Twelve (Pocket Size) - $8B-14: Twelve & Twelve (Large Print) - $11SB-14: Twelve & Twelve (Spanish, Hard Cover) - $11SB-15: Twelve & Twelve (Spanish, Soft Cover) - $10B-3: A.A. Comes of Age - $12B-5: As Bill Sees It (Hard Cover) - $11B-18: As Bill Sees It (Soft Cover) - $11B-27: As Bill Sees It (Large Print) - $11B-8: Dr. Bob & the Good Old Timers $12B-9: Pass It On - $12B-12: Daily Reflections - $12.50B-19: Daily Reflections (Large Print) - $12.50B-13: A.A. In Prison: A Message of Hope - $2.50B-6: Came to Believe - $6B-26: Came to Believe (Large Print) $6B-7: Living Sober - $6B-25: Living Sober (Large Print) - $6BM-31: Service Manual / Concepts - $4BM-32: Twelve Concepts Booklet - $4

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PamphletSelect Pamphlet from Dropdown MenuP-1: This is AAP-2: Frequently Asked Questions about AAP-3: Is AA for you?P-4: Young People and AAP-5: Women in AAP-8: Twelve Concepts for the World Service IllustratedP-9: Behind the Walls: A Message of HopeP-10: How It WorksP-11: The AA Member - Medications & Other DrugsP-12: The Jack Alexander Article About AAP-13: Do You Think You're Different?P-15: Questions and Answers About SponsorshipP-16: The AA GroupP-17: AA Tradition - How it DevelopedP-18: Inside AAP-19: GSR : Your Group's Link to AA as a WholeP-20: Message to the Correctional ProfessionalsP-21: AA for the Native North AmericanP-22: AA for the Older Alcoholic - Never Too Late (Large Print)P-23: AA as a Resource for Health Care ProfessionalsP-24: A Newcomer AsksP-25: Faith Leaders Ask About Alcoholics AnonymousP-26: AA in Correctional FacilitiesP-27: AA in Treatment FacilitiesP-28: Twelve Traditions FlyerP-29: How AA Members Cooperate With ProfessionalsP-30: Is There an Alcoholic in Your Life?P-31: AA in Your CommunityP-32: LGBTQ Alcoholics in AAP-33: It Sure Beats Sitting in a CellP-34: Let's be Friendly With Our FriendsP-35: Problems Other Than AlcoholP-36: Is AA For Me?P-37: Too Young?P-38: What happened to JoeP-39: It Happened to AliceP-40: Speaking At Non-AA MeetingsP-41: A Member's-Eye View of AAP-42: A Brief Guide to AAP-43: The Twelve Traditions IllustratedP-44: AA's Legacy of ServiceP-45: Circles of Love and ServiceP-46: If You are a Professional, AA Wants to Work With YouP-47: Understanding AnonymityP-48: 2014 AA Membership SurveyP-49: Bridging the GapP-50: AA and the Armed ServicesP-51: AA for the Black & African American AlcoholicP-52: The AA Grapevine - Our Meeting in PrintP-53: The Co-Founders of AAP-54: Is there an Problem Drinker in the Workspace?P-55: Twelve Steps IllustratedP-56: This is AA (Large Print)P-57: Frequently Asked Questions About AA (Large Print)P-83: Access to AA - Member's Share on Overcoming BarriersP-84: Many Paths to SpiritualityP-86: The God Word - Agnostic and Atheist Members in AAP-87: AA for Alcoholics with Mental Health Issues - And Their SponsorsP-90: Hispanic Women in AAP-91: Experience Has Taught Us: An Introduction to our 12 TraditionsF-1: AA at a GlanceF-2: Information on Alcoholics AnonymousF-3: Self Support: Where Money and Spirituality MixF-4: Where do I go from here?F-5: Carrying the Message into Correctional FacilitiesF-9: A Message to Teenagers

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