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Lindsay Hindman Author Page

Hi! I'm Lindsay and I'm an author! I'm a mom of four and I've lived in San Diego, Kansas City, and here in Siouxland in the US, plus a year in the French countryside as a kid. Now, I'm a happily married mom of four and I love pouring all my fun experiences into books that will hopefully help other families make lovely memories together too. So far I've only published non-fiction travel books, but I have some really exciting non-fiction projects in the works as well. 
You can visit my "about me" page for more information on me as a person and blogger, or read on for more information about my books! Thanks for being here!

Travel Books

Coming Summer 2024: Surprising I-29: A guide to great little places and local lore along one of America's underappreciated highways

a collage of local attractions form the cover of the book Surprising I-29

I'll have lots more info soon, but I'm excited to announced that I'm publishing a brand-new travel guide that I believe to be the first ever guide to the I-29 corridor. It's full of fun finds within 29 miles of Interstate 29, from Kansas City to North Dakota near the Canadian border, and I think you'll love finding new places to stop and stories to tell next time you drive on I-29. Check back soon for more!

Midwest State Park Adventures

Midwest State Park Adventures book sitting on pink boards


I wrote the South Dakota chapter of Midwest State Park Adventures, released in paperback and ebook in May 2023! I'm so excited to be part of this collaboration. You can read my full post about the book here, or (affiliate link ahead!) go to Amazon to order the book. 


100 Things to Do In Sioux City & Siouxland Before You Die

the cover of 100 Things to Do in Sioux City and Siouxland Before You Die by Lindsay Hindman, a lime green book with white and navy letters, and a picture of a riverboat imposed on the number 100
This was my first book, published by Reedy Press, and officially released September 15th, 2020! 

Reedy's 100 Things series turns to local writers in dozens of cities around the nation to find out what locals view as the must-see places to eat, shop, and play in their area, and I'm so excited to have written the Siouxland edition. It will be most useful as a guidebook to visitors and new residents to our area, but I hope even long-time Siouxland residents will find new corners of Siouxland to Explore.

Where to buy the book

  • Sioux City Gifts on Pierce Street 
  • Book People on Hamilton Blvd 
  • Jolly Time Koated Kernels
  • My publisher, Reedy Press has copies available to order online
  • Amazon has copies available to order online
  • Barnes & Noble has copies available online and in store at the Southern Hills Mall.
  • Target has copies available to order online
  • Walmart has copies available to order online (available for store pickup)
100 Things to Do in Sioux City & Siouxland Before You Die is also available to check out from the Sioux City Public Library!

Children's Books

I am currently querying agents and publishers for my first children's book! I'm working on a picture book as well as a (probably) middle grade novel. I'm super excited about both and can't wait to post more about these projects as they become reality. 

Contact information


I love to talk to the media about my books and am open to discussing author visits and am happy to hear from agents or publishers interested in discussing my future books. Please e-mail me at SiouxlandFamiliesBlog at gmail dot com to get in touch!

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