Designed as an aid for the study of the book, <I>Alcoholics Anonymous, The Little Red Book</I> contains many helpful topics for discussion meetings. Drawing from the practical experience of alcoholics who found peace of mind and contented sobriety by following a way of spiritual life set forth in <I>Alcoholics Anonymous, The Little Red Book</I> can help members quickly develop an acceptable 24-hour schedule of A.A. living. <P>Based on the many past study guide formats and beginner classes for <I>The Little Red Book</I> and modeled after Twelve Step instruction programs offered at A.A. meetings, this new study guide provides a solid and comprehensive study structure for men and women in A.A. Twelve Step groups and for individuals studying <I>The Little Red Book</I> on their own. While <I>The Little Red Book</I> interprets the Twelve Steps, the <I>Guide</I> gives newcomers to A.A. the structure needed to live them. <P>Holding a Masters degree in Addiction Studies with an internship at the Alcoholics Anonymous Headquarters Archives, Bill P. has worked in the alcohol/drug addiction field for 18 years as a counselor, historian, educator, and author, including four years with the AA Grapevine Magazine.