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Bill Wilson and Dr. Bob Smith founded the Alcoholics Anonymous way in 1935 and by 1937 these two men were believed to have cured 40 people of their alcoholism. In 1939 the society grew to about 100 people. By 2001 the membership count had grown to an outrageous 2 million people. Now in 2009 the fellowship continues to grow, thus making it one of the most successful societies all worldwide. Recovery-Gifts.net sells AA books to help its members stay on the right track, as well as to serve as a reminder of all that the members of the society have achieved in the past 100 years.

The AA books encourage more than just a change in drinking habits. People who read these books are encouraged to make a complete moral and psychological change. Members who partake in the twelve step program embark on a journey that leads to a spiritual awakening. Sobriety can only be achieved if a person completes this journey one day at a time, growing stronger each day. Alcoholics Anonymous views alcoholism as a form of disease, not merely a simple day to day problem. The organization uses this concept to convince compulsive drinkers that they cannot stay sober by willpower alone. Dr William Silkworth came up with that alcoholism is an illness in the 1930's. This illness is made up of the obsession to consume alcohol and an allergy in the form of a strong compulsion to continue drinking continually after the first drink.

The road to recovery is never an easy one, and alcoholics generally need all the support they can get, whether it is from their sponsors, other AA members or their families. Often these AA books are a great help as they can travel with the person wherever they go. The pages of these books contain valuable information and inspiration. Just a quick read during the day can lift a person's spirits and offer the motivation necessary to make it through the process. Recovery-Gifts.net offers these AA books as a gift for any recovering alcoholic. Maintaining an alcoholic free life is a big achievement and deserves a reward. Whether you want to spoil yourself or a loved one, a motivational book will definitely be appreciated. They help to show that every person is in control of their own life, and that every person has the inner strength needed to complete the recovery process.

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