Published Works
Brown was the author of at least six books, and two compilations were published of his writings.
- Brown, Charles Manley, ed. (1956). Eternal Quest, Selected Addresses of Hugh B. Brown. Bookcraft. ISBN B0007EO8BG.
- Brown, Hugh B. (1965). The Abundant Life (371 pages). Bookcraft. ISIN B0007E8X4O.
- Brown, Hugh B. (1961). Continuing the Quest. Salt Lake City, UT: Deseret Book Company. ISBN B0007FQJB2.
- --- (1998). God Is the Gardener and Profile of a Prophet. Deseret Book Company. ISBN 0-87579-974-4.
- --- (1962). Mormonism. Deseret Book Company. ISBN 1-59636-117-4. ISBN B0007G3TUA.
- --- (1978). Purity is Power. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. ISBN B00071R3QG.
- --- (1971). Vision and Valor. Bookcraft. ISBN 0-938936-99-9. ISBN B0006C0P2K.
- --- (1987). You and Your Marriage. Deseret Book Company. ISBN 0-88494-078-0.
- Brown, Hugh B. and Firmage, Edwin B. (Aug. 15, 1999 Second, enlarged paperback edition). An Abundant Life: The Memoirs of Hugh B. Brown. Signature Books. ISBN 978-1-56085-123-3.
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