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From Survival to Recovery
Growing up in an Alcoholic Home
2026
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Al‑Anon adult children tell their stories. Explores the long‑term effects of being raised with alcoholism, and why Al‑Anon can help.
2026
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Our first two Legacies, the Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions, come alive through essays, reflections, and members’ stories.
2025
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Naomi Soloveitchik has taken the first steps towards medical transition and with them, the womanhood she hopes to embody. However, she does not really understand what that means for her relationships, both to friends and lovers, but also to her own body. She wrestles with the more masculinized forms of womanhood she had admired and aspired to all her life, asking herself if it is possible for a trans woman to be that kind of woman. As she attempts to find her body and her body’s place in t...
A Little Time for Myself
A Collection of Al‑Anon Personal Experiences
2025
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Al-Anon’s latest daily reader shares the personal experiences and many voices of the Al-Anon fellowship today, illustrating that Al‑Anon is indeed for anyone affected by someone else’s drinking.
2020
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Daily sharings from Al‑Anon’s adult children members are for anyone who wants to grow in acceptance, compassion, and understanding. Indexed.
POPULAR BASQUE LEGENDS AND TALES - 13 Children's illustrated Basque tales
Children's Tales from the Iberian Peninsula
2018
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In this volume you will find 13 illustrated Popular Tales from the Basque region of Spain. Here you will find tales like Aquelarre, Arguiduna, The Song of Lamia, the Prophecy of Lara, the Virgin of the Five Towns in which mermaids, heroes, magical horns and ghosts abound.If you have ever travelled through the province of Galicia in North Western Spain, you can’t fail to notice the Celtic influences in the region’s art and culture. So it is therefore not surprising to also f...
2026
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An Al‑Anon classic! Inspirational readings relate Al‑Anon philosophy to everyday situations, helping to make each day better than the one before. Includes new Introduction.
2013
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Experiences of a Country Girl is a painful, intriguing account of dastardly doings in the backwoods of America, told by the girl herself.The author, Lucille by name, is the voluptuous 19-year-old daughter of a poor farmer. Papa is desperately in need of money and, to raise capital, he "sells" his daughter to their next-door neighbor, Mr. Raleigh, a wealthy young man of bizarre tastes.The innocent Lucille is exposed to the wiles of her master in brutal fashion. Without so mu...
Paths to Recovery
Al-Anon’s Steps, Traditions, and Concepts
2026
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Thorough study guide for our Legacies. In‑depth chapters on each Step, Tradition, and Concept of Service provide insight. Includes thought‑provoking questions.
Caroline
Or, The Care And Handling Of Young Ladies, And Of Older Beauties In Their Prime
2012
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Caroline is the story of an extraordinary woman--beautiful, strong and mischievous. Putting her looks and wit to good use, the young Caroline seduces her friend Harry and his sister Adelaide. Once married to Harry, and living comfortably with him and Adelaide, Caroline enlarges and enlivens their menage by creating an "academy" for young -- and not so young -- women requiring in initiation into the rites of love.
FOLKLORE AND LEGENDS OF THE RUSSIANS AND POLISH - 22 Nothern Slavic Stories
22 Russian and Polish Folk Stories
2018
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In this volume you will find 22 selections by CJ Tibbits made from various Russian and Polish collectors of Folklore—Afanasief, Erben, Wojcicki, Glinski, etc.There is little doubt of the stories Northern Slavic origins, since Russia and Poland are the countries in which these tales have found their home, and, over time, been adapted by the people so as to incorporate their national customs and lore within the stories.The 22 Russian and Polish in this volume are:
MANX FAIRY TALES - 45 Children's Stories from the Isle of Mann
45 stories from Elian Vannin or Mona's Isle
2018
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THERE is at least one spot in the world where Fairies are still believed in, and where, if you look in the right places, they may still be found, and that is the little island from which these stories come Elian Vannin, or the Isle of Mann.But they are never called Fairies by the Manx, instead they are called the Little People. These Little People are not the tiny creatures with wings who flutter about in many European Fairy tales, but they are small persons from two to three feet ...











