Sade Johnson

Sade has been with Nashville Public Library since 2007. She started as a Page, and worked her way up. She loves reviewing books, movies, and restaurants. You can usually find her watching terrible movies and reading speculative fiction and comics. Sade is currently a librarian at the Edmondson Pike Branch Library.

Latest Blog Posts

Child holds hands in prayer overhead in seated meditation

New Year, New Me...Maybe

January 21, 2022

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Sade Johnson

These are the books Sade has been reading thus far during the winter.

the emergency survival manual by joseph pred

Oh, I'm Actually Supposed to be Prepared for This!?

October 15, 2021

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Sade Johnson

Disaster preparedness and self-sufficiency for urbanites with limited space.

Yoke: Mind, Body, and Spirit

September 12, 2021

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Sade Johnson

Yoga means to yoke. Yoke means to join together. So, what are we joining together when practicing yoga? Is it simply a workout, or something else? Jessamyn Stanley explores the idea of yoking when it comes to yoga, especially among American practitioners.

HELL-BENT: OBSESSION, PAIN, AND THE SEARCH FOR SOMETHING LIKE TRANSCENDENCE IN COMPETITIVE YOGA

It's Getting Hot in Here...Make it Hotter!

July 4, 2021

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Sade Johnson

Jump into the surreal world of extreme American yoga-- where eight hours of yoga in a 100 degree room isn't the exception, but the expectation!

Bring on the Veggies – Plant-based Cookbook List

May 9, 2021

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Sade Johnson

This is Sade's list of vegan cookbooks that she has enjoyed over the past year.