At Least You Have Your Health Audiobook

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• “Madi Sinha’s direct and diverting bedside manner gets straight to her thought-provoking points on women and work, in her second novel.”

  — BookPage (starred review)

• “Full of sharp humor, satire, and suspense, a cautionary tale about the Goop-ification of women’s health care and education, and asks: when does our fascination with wellness become toxic?”

  — SheReads

• “Convincingly explores Maya’s struggle between family, work, and self-fulfillment and offers cogent social commentary on privilege, parenting, and the patriarchy (‘women doctors: all the compassion and emotional burnout, none of the power or influence’).”

  — Publishers Weekly

• Sharply observed and laugh-out-loud funny, this cautionary tale about the Goop-ification of modern medicine brilliantly blends satire, suspense, and genuine heart.

  — Laura Hankin, author of A Special Place for Women

• Madi Sinha deftly blends humor into a heartwarming and sometimes heart-wrenching portrayal of medicine and motherhood and social inequity. I was riveted.

  — Kimmery Martin, author of Doctors and Friends

• At Least You Have Your Health is an absolute gem of a read. Sinha exposes necessary truths through fully realized characters about a world increasingly polarized in its definition of a successful life...A necessary and captivating novel.

  — Soniah Kamal, author of Unmarriageable

• A suspenseful and spot-on tale that tackles success, motherhood and privilege with great humor and poignancy.  It grabbed me from page one!

  — Jane Rosen, author of Eliza Starts a Rumor

• A compelling, utterly addictive and timely read that challenges our toxic fascination with the wellness movement and the wealthy, and poses important questions on race and privilege when accessing healthcare.

  — Lauren Ho, author of Last Tang Standing

• "Madi Sinha has a knack for writing riveting medical fiction. At Least You Have Your Health is a witty, humorous, and insightful look into motherhood and medicine. Sinha's exploration into wellness is equal parts compelling and compassionate. This delightful novel is perfect for fans of Grey's Anatomy and The Mindy Project.

  — Saumya Dave, author of What a Happy Family

• Madi Sinha is the Liane Moriarty of medical fiction. Suspenseful, smart, and thoroughly satisfying, At Least You Have Your Health offers hilarious and insightful commentary on wellness culture, the wealth gap, and the ethical dilemmas inherent to pursuing the stereotypical American dream.

  — Kristin Rockaway, author of Life, Unscheduled

• At Least You Have Your Health is full of sharp humor, satire and suspense, a cautionary tale about the Goop-ification of women’s healthcare and education, and asks: when does our fascination with wellness become toxic?

  — SheReads

• Sinha convincingly explores Maya’s struggle between family, work, and self-fulfillment, and offers cogent social commentary on privilege, parenting, and the patriarchy (“women doctors: all the compassion and emotional burnout, none of the power or influence”).

  — Publishers Weekly

• Sinha’s latest (after The White Coat Diaries, 2020) is women's fiction that deftly handles various themes such as the commodification of wellness, women in healthcare, and the immigrant experience through relatable characters and smart dialogue. A must for contemporary-fiction readers.

  — Booklist

• "[Sinha] tackles each topic with a blend of sensitivity and straightforwardness that will leave readers entertained and more enlightened about female anatomy and the business side of medicine. With a cheer-worthy protagonist, At Least You Have Your Health is a delicious dose of heartwarming characters and good humor.

  — BookPage (starred review)