"When Society Becomes an Addict" is an insightful guide by Anne Wilson Schaef that addresses the challenges and dynamics of modern society. This paperback explores the themes of mindfulness and meditation to help readers develop a deeper understanding of the addiction mechanisms embedded in social structures. With 168 pages, the book offers a compact yet comprehensive analysis that includes both theoretical and practical approaches to promoting mindfulness in everyday life. Its handy size of 20.3 cm in height and 13.4 cm in width makes it an ideal companion for on-the-go reading. Schaef encourages readers to engage with their own behavioral patterns and find ways to lead a more conscious and fulfilling life. This book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the topics of addiction, mindfulness, and personal growth.