Fat Book: Explaining what the early A.A.’s did, said, and read, bridging the gap between the Big Book and the Good Book, and the basic truth of Alcoholics Anonymous (The Fat Book Collection)
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Fat Book: Explaining what the early A.A.’s did, said, and read, bridging the gap between the Big Book and the Good Book, and the basic truth of Alcoholics Anonymous (The Fat Book Collection)

by Rick S

Self-Help Spiritual Addiction Recovery
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The Fat Book explains what early A.A. members did, said, and read, bridging the gap between the Big Book and the Good Book. It reveals the basic truths of Alcoholics Anonymous, offering a clear view of the program's spiritual and practical foundations for recovery.

About This Book

The Fat Book delves into the actions, words, and readings of early A.A. members, offering a comprehensive look at their foundational approaches to recovery.

This work serves as a vital connection between the Big Book and the Good Book, highlighting how spiritual elements informed A.A.'s core methods.

By examining these historical elements, the book uncovers the basic truths that continue to underpin Alcoholics Anonymous today.

Part of The Fat Book Collection, it provides readers with an accessible resource for understanding A.A.'s origins and principles.

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