Twenty-Four Hours a Day — Hazelden Larger Print Hardcover
Offered here is a Hazelden larger-print hardcover of Twenty-Four Hours a Day, bound in black with gilt lettering. This format presents the daily readings in a larger type size than the familiar compact editions.
Compiled by Richmond Walker, Twenty-Four Hours a Day became one of the most familiar devotional companions to Twelve Step recovery. Hazelden began publishing the work in 1954. Each day combines a recovery-focused thought, a meditation, and a prayer, translating the practice of living one day at a time into a regular routine of reflection.
The foreword acknowledges sources including A.A. literature and God Calling, edited by A. J. Russell. This is a Hazelden publication used by many A.A. members. Its publication page distinguishes permission to reproduce the Twelve Steps and Traditions from A.A. review or approval of the book.
Book Details
- Title: Twenty-Four Hours a Day
- Compiler: Richmond Walker; published anonymously
- Publisher: Hazelden, Center City, Minnesota
- Format: Larger-print hardcover
- Binding: Black boards with gilt lettering
- Text history: Hazelden publication 1954; revised edition 1975
- ISBN: 978-0-89486-108-6
Condition
The black binding shows light rubbing, scattered surface marks, and minor wear at the edges and corners. The photographed endpapers and reading pages appear generally clean, with no conspicuous handwriting or underlining in the pages shown.
Please examine all photographs for the condition of this particular copy.
Collector Notes
A practical larger-print example of a longstanding recovery meditation book, suitable for reading or for a collection documenting its different published formats.
