Holly Whitaker’s ‘Quit Like a Woman’ is a compelling call to arms for women to reject the societal norm of daily drinking. In the book, Whitaker narrates her own journey of quitting alcohol and the struggles she faced as a woman. She criticizes the alcohol industry and the societal pressures that encourage drinking.
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is a self-help book that presents a course of treatment for recovery from alcoholism, particularly through spirituality and peer support. The book, initially published in 1939, serves as the origin of the AA Fellowship and has since helped millions battling alcohol addiction.
Rejecting societal norms of drinking, a call to arms for women’s sobriety.
A self-help guide offering a spiritual path to recovery from alcoholism.