- "Indian Tribes of Western America, Volume 1," published in 1976, focuses on various Native American tribes from the western region of the United States.
- "Sarah and Abraham Lincoln's Indiana Years," released in 1988, examines the early life of Abraham Lincoln and his family's experiences in Indiana.
- "The Home-Makers" published in 1995, presents a comprehensive analysis of home economics as a field of study and its development during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
- "A Voice on Indiana Education," released in 2007, offers insights into the evolution of education in the state of Indiana, drawing from the author's direct involvement in promoting educational policy reform.
- "The Indian Women Who Raised Me...And Still Does,” is published in 2019, this personal narrative reflects on the author's childhood and the profound relationships she formed with several Indigenous women that profoundly shaped her life and understanding of Native American traditions, values, and spiritual experiences.
In addition to books, Nettie Parks Hutchins has contributed numerous articles, academic papers, and chapters to edited volumes focused on education, home economics, history, indigenous studies, and women's studies. These contributions often provide in-depth analyses or discussions related to her areas of expertise.