Hinds' Feet on High Places

The Beloved Story of Much-Afraid and Her Exciting Journey to the High Places

By: Hannah Hurnard

Narrated by: Flo Schmidt

Length: 3 hrs and 2 mins

Publisher's Summary

Much-Afraid begins her journey, crippled and disfigured, with the cry, "Oh, if only I could escape from this Valley of Humiliation altogether and go to the High Places." She leaves her Fearing relatives behind, and presses on to the Realm of Love. As the Chief Shepard explains, no Fears can live in this realm, because "perfect love casts out fears and everything that torments".

Written on a similar scale to the great classic Pilgrim's Progress, you'll travel along with Much-Afraid and her companions, Sorrow and Suffering, as they make the ascent to the High Places where the King of Love reigns supreme. And, you'll discover that as the journey transforms Much-Afraid into Grace and Glory, your heart will be changed as well.

©2004 Hannah Hunard (P)2004 Oasis Audio LLC

Always good

Marvelous book! I was first recommended this book in print by a nun when I was 15 and I found it then and still find it to be an allegory of the very best sort. It's a wonderful adventure story for those too young to appreciate the allegory and I find new meanings each time I re-visit it as an adult.

Love this story.

all in all awesome beautiful story love it love it love it.
awesome narrator very beautiful

third time, can't get enough

If you could sum up Hinds' Feet on High Places in three words, what would they be?

This is the third time I have read (first time listening to) this book, and I truly can never get enough of it. I have seen myself on my own journey with my Shepherd, Jesus Christ, as He shapes me and molds me through the trials, struggles, sorrows, etc. on my pathway through life.

What does Flo Schmidt bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Each time I have gone through this book I come out with even more hope, more strength, more determination to go on. Listening to Flo Schmidt only enhanced these aspects for me.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

Both . . . I laugh at myself, remembering the times I WAS so afraid, and how when I look back it all seemed as nothing. I cry because so many people are lost in their own anger, doubt, fear, stubbornness, etc.

Any additional comments?

I will listen to this again and again. I HIGHLY recommend you do too! Be blessed.

Karin Hill

a must-read for every Christian

This is one to keep in your library and listen to at least once a year. Such a beautiful allegory! And the female reader has a unique ability to read the male dialogue without sounding affected. I loved it, and more importantly, it deepend my understanding of my relationship with Jesus.

Deep Reading

Makes you open your mind to the way life works.Helps you to listen to your heart.

good

good quality of recording! good voice :) thanks

Great Book, Flawed Performance

Hannah Hurnard's book has long held a special place in my heart. It's a sensitive parable of the life of faith, full of the Shepherd's love. Unfortunately, Flo Schmidt's narration trivializes the book. The reading is badly overacted, giving the parable the quality of a melodrama. The reader seems to believe that we won't figure out what to feel about the story unless the emotions are hammered into us.

My recommendation: stick with the print version of the book.

Excellent!

This audiobook was a very difficult one to stop listening to.

I'm dealing with some serious emotional and spiritual issues in my life right now. My wife told me about this book, and about how it greatly impacted her life. As a man—let's just face it, guys—seeing that this book had a female protagonist, I thought that this book was mainly for personal development for women. Boy, was I wrong.

There was so much emotion and spirit in the narration, and this made it a very pleasant listening experience! There is so much to learn from this allegory, and I will go through it again. I would highly recommend this to anyone who is feeling pinned down in the midst of a fierce battle with emotions and negative thoughts.

All time favorite

I love this book. I have read it at least 10 times and now that I can listen to it I’ll loose count.
The narrators voice took a little to get used to but the content overcame it!
Highly recommend this!!

Mentally stimulating.

This is a great book if you can stay in the flow of how it is written. Very stimulating and helps really hits home with the issues it talks about.

too cheesy

I love this book so was looking forward to listening. unfortunately the audio sounds cheesy and takes away from an excellent story.

Beautiful book

Next to bible this is my favourite book of all time. Wonderfully writen and so perfectly read... I am sure l listen to it many times

Beautiful Master Piece!

I read the hardcopy many years ago and was so deeply impacted. I'd been looking for the audio version so I was so glad to get this . Beautiful book indeed. It brings to life the intanglibe but real experiences we encounter in the process of growth in the Kingdom of God, and shows practical godly responses we are to have in order to succeed God's way.

Beautifully read too

love it! Thank you Hannah Hurnard.

Thankful!

Loved it! I saw myself in Much Afraid, which reignited my love for Jesus Christ

My favourite book of all time

What a delight .. this poignant and powerful story brought to life for us all

Excellent

Really enjoyed revisiting this book in audio format. In general I think the narrator does a good job with a range of voices although I found Much-Afraid a bit too ‘girly’ at times. Love this allegory- truly inspired.

mountain. of spices,. by. Hannah. herenard

lovely really enjoyed lt. mountain. of. spice s. ls lovely. too, which is. her. next. book

Beautiful book of love and forgiveness

One of my favourite books, beautifully written and narrated. Based on Solomon's Song of Songs, Hannah Hurnard really captures a wonderful book of love.