Big Book Page 91
Chapter 7 – Working With Others · pages 89–103
"But urge them not to be over-anxious, for that might spoil matters. Usually the family should not try to tell your story. When possible, avoid meeting a man through his family."— Alcoholics Anonymous, 4th Edition, page 91. A short quotation, for identification and study. Read the whole page in your own copy →
What's on page 91
Page 91 sits in Chapter 7, Working With Others, which runs pages 89–103. That's the stretch of the book where Step 12 is worked through.
Reading the page itself, the language here turns on family. That's taken from the page's own words — not from anybody's summary of them.
Read it for yourself
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Quick answers
What chapter of the Big Book is page 91 in?
Page 91 is in Chapter 7, “Working With Others”, which runs pages 89–103 in Alcoholics Anonymous, 4th Edition. That is the part of the book where Step 12 is worked through.
What is on page 91 of the Big Book?
Page 91 sits in Chapter 7 – Working With Others. Reading the page itself, its language turns on family. Recovery Starts does not reproduce the Big Book — the book belongs to A.A. — so to read the page in full, get your own copy.
Which Step does page 91 of the Big Book relate to?
Page 91 falls in the pages where the Big Book works through Step 12 (pages 89–103 in the 4th Edition). The Big Book does not put the Steps in tidy chapters of their own — the instructions run continuously through the text, which is why a page reference matters more than a Step number.
Can I read page 91 of the Big Book online for free?
Yes — free, no account. The Big Book Search Engine at read.recoverystarts.com shows the actual pages of the 4th Edition; page 91 is at read.recoverystarts.com/bigbook/read?page=91. The book itself belongs to A.A., which offers it to everyone: read it free at aa.org, buy a copy from the official A.A. store, or pick one up at almost any meeting.
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