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Little Red Book for Women - with Karen Casey Annotations

The Little Red Book for Women annotated hardcover edition with Karen Casey commentary
 
The classic Little Red Book with thoughtful annotations by Karen Casey, offering a fresh perspective on the Twelve Steps and women's experiences in recovery.
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The Little Red Book for Women - Annotated Hardcover Edition

The Little Red Book for Women combines the familiar recovery guidance of the original Little Red Book with thoughtful annotations by best-selling recovery author Karen Casey. Published by Hazelden, this hardcover edition offers additional perspectives on the Twelve Steps and the experiences of women in Alcoholics Anonymous.

The original Little Red Book has long served as a companion to the Alcoholics Anonymous Big Book. In this edition, Casey's notes and observations help women explore its recovery principles in relation to their own lives, relationships, and personal growth.

What Makes The Little Red Book for Women Different?

Rather than replacing the original text, this edition preserves its recovery guidance and adds commentary written specifically with women in mind.

Karen Casey's annotations offer perspective on subjects that can be especially meaningful in recovery, including:

  • Self-esteem: Developing confidence and a healthier sense of self.
  • Perfectionism: Letting go of unrealistic expectations and self-criticism.
  • Guilt: Understanding difficult feelings while moving forward in recovery.
  • Sponsorship: Finding encouragement and connection through other women in AA.
  • Relationships: Balancing personal needs with care and concern for others.
  • Daily recovery: Applying Twelve Step principles to everyday experiences.

An Annotated Recovery Book, Not a Workbook

This edition is intended for reading, reflection, and discussion. It contains the original Little Red Book text with Karen Casey's added annotations. It is not the separate workbook-style Little Red Book Study Guide.

If you are looking for a structured guide for AA study groups or written study activities, see The Little Red Book Study Guide, sold separately.

Who Is This Book For?

  • Women interested in understanding the Twelve Steps from a woman's perspective.
  • AA newcomers looking for encouraging recovery reading.
  • Women revisiting familiar recovery principles with fresh insight.
  • Sponsors and sponsees seeking topics for personal discussion.
  • Readers looking for a thoughtful recovery gift.

Product Details

  • Title: The Little Red Book for Women
  • Original text: Anonymous
  • Annotations: Karen Casey
  • Publisher: Hazelden Publishing
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Edition: Original Little Red Book text with annotations for women
  • ISBN-13: 9781592850822
  • Approximate dimensions: 4.5" x 6.75"

Related Recovery Reading

Explore the original Little Red Book softcover edition or the separate Little Red Book Study Guide to find the format that best fits your needs.

You can also browse our 12 Step Study Materials collection.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is The Little Red Book for Women?

It is an annotated hardcover edition of The Little Red Book. It includes the original recovery text with additional commentary by Karen Casey focused on women's experiences in Twelve Step recovery.

Is The Little Red Book for Women a workbook or study guide?

It is an annotated recovery book intended for reading, reflection, and discussion. It is not the separate workbook-style Little Red Book Study Guide, which is sold separately.

How is this edition different from the original Little Red Book?

The original recovery text is retained, with annotations by Karen Casey that address topics such as self-esteem, guilt, sponsorship, relationships, and women's recovery experiences.

Who wrote The Little Red Book for Women?

The original Little Red Book text is attributed to Anonymous. Recovery author Karen Casey contributed the annotations in this edition.

Is The Little Red Book for Women official AA literature?

No. This is a Hazelden Publishing book, not an Alcoholics Anonymous World Services publication or AA Conference-approved literature.

Is this book suitable for AA newcomers?

Yes. It can be useful for newcomers and other readers who appreciate additional commentary on the Twelve Steps from a woman's perspective.


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