Hind's Feet on High Places (Children's Edition)
by Hannah Hurnard · Barbour Publishing · 1955
This allegorical tale follows Much-Afraid on her journey from the Valley of Humiliation to the High Places under the guidance of the Good Shepherd. Along the path, she faces internal doubts and external pressure from her fearful relatives while learning to place her trust in her guide. Adapted for younger audiences, the story translates abstract concepts of faith, courage, and spiritual growth into a memorable narrative.
- Age range
- Ages 8–13
- Category
- Middle Grade Reads
- ISBN
- 978-111481481
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Parent notes
This adaptation of Hannah Hurnard's classic spiritual allegory offers a rich opportunity for families to talk about trust, anxiety, and spiritual development. Because the story relies on allegorical characters representing human emotions and spiritual trials, reading alongside children can help them connect the narrative events to real-world Christian faith.
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Discussion questions
- 1How does Much-Afraid learn to rely on the Good Shepherd when the trail becomes difficult?
- 2What do the different characters in the story represent in a person's spiritual journey?
- 3When you face moments of fear or uncertainty, how can trusting God change your perspective?
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