Hinds' Feet on High Places is a Christian allegorical novel by Hannah Hurnard. The story follows a young woman named Much-Afraid, who lives in the Valley of Humiliation and is burdened by fear, shame, and inadequacy. She hears the call of the Shepherd, who invites her to journey with him to the High Places, a place of peace and joy. However, the journey is difficult and perilous, and Much-Afraid faces many obstacles, including the evil companions of Pride, Resentment, and Self-Pity. Throughout the journey, Much-Afraid learns important lessons about trust, faith, and obedience. She discovers that the Shepherd is trustworthy and that his love and grace are more powerful than her fears and doubts. The story is an inspiring reminder that, no matter how difficult life may be, we can overcome our fears and find hope and healing through faith in God.