Books
| Title | Publisher/Studio | Copyright |
|---|---|---|
| Minnie Pearl's Diary | Greenberg | 1953 |
| Minnie Pearl's Christmas at Grinder's Switch (With Tennessee Ernie Ford) | Abingdon Press | 1963 |
| Minnie Pearl Cooks | Aurora Publishers | 1970 |
| Minnie Pearl: An Autobiography (with Joan Dew) | Simon and Schuster | 1980 |
| Christmas At Grinder's Switch (with Roy Acuff) | Abingdon Press | 1985 |
| Best Jokes Minnie Pearl Ever Told (Plus a Few She Overheard!) (compiled by Kevin Kenworthy) | Rutledge Hill Press | 1999 |
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