Cover of Narcotics Anonymous

Narcotics Anonymous

First published in 1983, NA's primary book was revised in 2009 to incorporate new personal stories in the Sixth Edition. "Our Program" contains ten chapters explaining the NA Fellowship and our program of recovery. "Our Members Share" includes personal stories from NA members worldwide.

Audience
new adult
Length
long · 425 pages

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