- Most towns and cities have an A.A. listing in the telephone book, for a group or central office. Often, local A.A. has a public information committee to tell people what they want to know about A.A..
- If you do not find a A.A. listing in your phone book, write to:
General Service Office
Box 459, Grand Central Station
New York, NY 10163
- You can get other A.A. pamphlets either from your town's A.A. office or by writing to the General Service Office (address above), which will send you free one copy of each pamphlet you want. Some titles are:
44 QUESTIONS
YOUNG PEOPLE AND A.A.
WHAT HAPPENED TO JOE
IT HAPPENED TO ALICE
TOO YOUNG?
A MESSAGE TO TEENAGERS
DO YOU THINK YOU ARE DIFFERENT?
TIME TO START LIVING
THIS IS A.A.
IS THERE AN ALCOHOLIC IN YOUR LIFE?
THE A.A. MEMBER
IS A.A. FOR YOU?
THE A.A. MEMBERS - MEDICATIONS AND OTHER DRUGS
- In local libraries, you may find copies of these A.A. books:
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS COME OF AGE
TWELVE STEPS AND TWELVE TRADITIONS
AS BILL SEES IT
DR. BOB AND THE GOOD OLD-TIMERS
"PASS IT ON"
- The A.A. Grapevine (monthly magazine) may be obtained from your local A.A. office or by writing for information to:
BOX 1980
Grand Central Station
New York, NY 10163
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