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  • Julia A

    julia a said:

    I read the book as both a child (well, teenager anyway) and an adult. I don't find it loses anything in the translation now that I am an adult. While it is an allegory, and much of it very symbolic, I find I get something different out of it each time I read it. Depending on where I am in my own spiritual journey, and the trials I've personally faced, the problems of Much Afraid take on new meaning, and I will read something into it that I never saw before. That is the beauty of an allegory. You aren't supposed to take it literally, but let it meet you where you are at.

    posted Wednesday, May 28 2008
  • Pamela S

    pamela s said:

    What an awesome book to read. Everyone should read about her spiritual journey and the companions she had. It certainly makes one to look at their own spiritual journey and who we bring along, what companions we should keep. Each person mush take away what is important to their life and discard the rest.

    posted Tuesday, March 11 2008
  • Debbie J

    debbie j said:

    Hi to all who love this book Hind's feet in High Places...this book has blessed me so much...and I am thankful to the Lord that He reminded me to choose this book....may you be blessed by reading it too...Debbie

    posted Thursday, December 6 2007
  • dna n

    dna n said:

    inspiring book. Much Afraid

    posted Friday, October 26 2007
  • bookloverbob said:

    One of those books you'll always fondly remember. I read it in college for the first time (30+ years ago).

    posted Thursday, October 11 2007
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