LiLo cleans up nice for OK! mag shoot at Utah rehab - & DA may ease coke charges

In one perfectly posed shot, a demure Lohan, her hair pulled tightly back, is reading “Alcoholics Anonymous,” AA’s 164-page “Big Book,” which mixes personal stories of redemption with a description of how the program works.

Other photos in the issue that hits stands today portray the rehab regular cleaning up her act after her July 24 bust for alleged DUI, driving with a suspended license and cocaine possession.

And it look likes her hard work may be paying off.

The celeb Web site TMZ.com is reporting there’s a “strong possibility” the Los Angeles County district attorney’s office won’t slap LiLo with felony charges for the July DUI bust and a previous one over Memorial Day weekend.

Citing law enforcement sources, TMZ said the DA “is not inclined” to hit Lohan hard for the cocaine possession charge - the drug was found in her pants pocket in the July bust and in her system in May.

It all means that the jail time she faces is cut down from up to two years to just a few days.

“She really is taking it seriously,” OK! Editor-in-Chief Sarah Ivens said. “She’s replacing L.A. and smoking with yoga and reading.”

And, Ivens said, “she hasn’t looked this good in years.”

Lohan spends her days writing in a journal, soaking up “spiritual classes” and working shifts at Smith’s, a nearby supermarket, where her earnings go to a local charity, the magazine said.

If that gets too blue collar for her, a source said Cirque offers “equine therapy, where patients care for horses to help them with issues of trust.”

“She’s been really worried about the influence she’s having on her little sister Ali [13],” Ivens said.

“That’s why this time she’s determined to sort herself out, because she doesn’t want her Ali to grow up and suffer the same things she’s suffered.”

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