A Book of Fellowship – 90 Years of Sharing Love and Service
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The 2025 International Convention Souvenir book, “A BOOK OF FELLOWSHIP: 90 Years of Love & Service” is a lavishly illustrated celebration of our Fellowship, its vibrant history, and A.A. around the world today. In these full-color pages, you’ll read the inspiring stories of Bill W., Dr. Bob, and the early A.A. s who spread the word of Alcoholics Anonymous, one alcoholic to another, in ever-widening circles. A treasure trove of archival and new material, this autograph book-size volume brings to vivid life the message of Recovery, Service and Unity that lies at the very heart of our program. Including blank pages for notes and autographs, “A BOOK OF FELLOWSHIP: 90 Years of Love & Service” will make a one-of-a-kind keepsake of the 2025 Vancouver Convention.
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| Weight | 600 g |
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| Dimensions | 215 × 20 × 215 mm |
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| Pages | 384 |
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