As Bill Sees It - Hardcover

A meaningful book of encouraging thoughts from one of the founders of Alcoholics Anonymous.  We are pleased to provide this book to our customers. The Token Shop is in no way affiliated with or associated with Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, and does not wish to impede their continued efforts to sell literature. These, and other literature based items on our website are sold as a matter of convenience to our customers, who can now combine the shipping expense of coin and literature purchases to save additional money. 

An excerpt from the back of the book:

"DEAR FRIENDS: Since 1938, the greatest part of my A.A. life has been spent in helping to create, design, manage, and insure the solvency and effectiveness of A.A.'s world services -- the office of which has enabled our Fellowship to function all over the globe, and as a unified whole. It is no exaggeration to say that, under their trustees, these all important services have accounted for much of our present size and over-all effectiveness. The A.A. General Service Office is by far the largest single carrier of the A.A. message. It has well related A.A. to the troubled world in which we live. It has fostered the spread of our Fellowship everywhere. A.A. World Services, Inc., stands ready to serve the special needs of any group or isolated individual, no matter the distance or language. Its many years of accumulated experience are available to us all. The members of our trusteeship -- the General Service Board of A.A. -- will, in the future, be our primary leaders in all of our world affairs. This high responsibility has long since been delegated to them; they are the successors in world service to Dr. Bob and to me, and they are directly accountable to A.A. as a whole. This is the legacy of world-service responsibility that we vanishing old timers are leaving to you, the A.A.'s of today and tomorrow. We know that you will guard, support, and cherish this world legacy as the greatest collective responsibility that A.A.has or ever can have. Yours in trust, and in affection, Bill 

Bill W. died on January 24, 1971."