5 comments about Cat Who Drank Too Much.

1. Its just a cute whimsical boo



2. This book is an absolutely delightful and sensitive story about a cat who becomes addicted to drinking (including bathtub water and, at its depths, toilet water). The pictures are incredibly cute, but the message is certainly conveyed that substance abuse not only harms the abuser but also others; however, help can certainly be found.



3. for anyone who is or has known an alcoholic, this is the simplest, yet most profoundly honest portrayal of the disease. it is a sensitive, bittersweet eye-opener. it will illuminate you.



4. A Very Special Book. Too bad there's not currently a photo on Amazon! This is a picture tale about a cat with twenty captioned black and white photos that relate the story of a kitten. The story reflects the behavior and feelings of many alcoholics. The photos are warm, and sometimes a little sad (but not depressing), as the cat finds himself in rough places (when he is drinking too much) - But on the last photo, you see him go into an AA meeting door and it's warm and wonderful. Especially with that last photo, this book can make you smile and give you chills at the same time. A spectacular little gift to anyone in The Program that tells a great tale without being preachy. It would be suitable for children, but the deeper message makes it great for teens and adults also. A great gift for a sobriety anniversary!



5. A perfect gift for potential "Friends of Bill W." Newcomers and Oldtimers already in recovery will also appreciate this allegory on the subject of problem drinking. The message is clear, yet tastefully delivered with an abundance of feline images.

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1 comments about Society, Culture, and Drinking Patterns Reexamined.

1. An excellent broad-spectrum coverage of topical alcohol-related research. I found very concise information about changes in American drinking patterns in by Hilton & Clark. I especially enjoyed the clear explanation of research methods used which, in other papers of epidemilogical research, is not as clear. Also, the chapter about social processes very helpful for understanding concepts related to primary prevention.

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1 comments about Five O'Clock Comes Early: A Ballplayer's Battle With Alcoholism.

1. As an alcoholic who no longer drinks understands - today is another day without drinking but not without wanting to. Book is old news for some but good news for quiters.

No comments about Teens and Alcohol: Underage drinking is a big problem in the U.S. many teens don't know what drinking can do to them. (USA).: An article from: Junior Scholastic.

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