Recovery Literature Available for Free Online

12-Step Recovery Programs have done communicating their essential themes in print. At the Freedom Club, you’ll find recovery literature, including A.A. and N.A. literature, available near cost or for free. Many of us have found this literature extremely helpful in our personal recovery. For your convenience, we have created this online recovery library as a compact guide to books, periodicals, pamphlets and other recovery material online.

A.A. Books:

• Alcoholics Anonymous (4th Edition): English, Espanol & Francais
• The A.A. Service Manual Combined With Twelve Concepts for World Service
• AA Big Book Directory & Guide: This page from The Agape Center includes audio versions, study guides.

N.A. Literature

• N.A. Literature Online
• N.A. Reports & Periodicals
• N.A. World Services Publication Archives
• N.A. Service Handbooks

A.A. Periodicals:

• The A.A. Grapevine
• About A.A. – Newsletter for Professionals
• Box 459: News and Notes from G.S.O.

A.A. Multimedia:

• A.A. Public Service Announcements
• X.A. Speakers: A huge collection of recordings from speakermeetings, conventions and workshops of 12-step fellowships.

A.A. Pamphlets:

44 Questions A Newcomer Asks A.A. and the Armed Services A.A. and the Gay/Lesbian Alcoholic A.A. at a Glance A. A. Fact File A.A. for the Native North American A.A. for the Older Alcoholic A.A. for the Woman A.A. in Correctional Facilities A.A. in Treatment Facilities A.A.’s Legacy of Service Alcoholics Anonymous Membership Survey Brief Guide to Alcoholics Anonymous Bridging the Gap Can A.A. Help Me Too? Carrying the Message into Correctional Facilities Circles of Love and Service Do You Think You’re Different? GSR – General Service Representative How AA members Cooperate with Professionals Information For Professionals Information on Alcoholics Anonymous Inside A.A.

Is A.A. For You? Is There an Alcoholic in Your Life? It Happened to Alice It Sure Beats Sitting in a Cell Jack Alexander Article About A.A. Let’s Be Friendly With Our Friends Letter to Anyone New to A.A. Medications & other Drugs Member’s Eye View of Alcoholics Anonymous Memo to an Inmate Who May Be an Alcoholic Message to Correctional Professionals Message To Teenagers Problems other than Alcohol Questions & Answers on Sponsorship Speaking at Non-A.A. Meetings Suggestions for Leading Beginners Meetings The A.A. Group . . . Where it all begins This is A.A. Too Young? Twelve Concepts for World Services Illustrated Twelve Steps Illustrated Understanding Anonymity What Happened to Joe… Young People and AA Your AA General Service Office

More Information:

• Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) History: This page from The Agape Center includes a variety of multimedia sites.