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Press/Awards

Praise

Trade Reviews

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  •  â˜… "Amid scenes capable of eliciting tears of joy, angst or frustration, Sinha incorporates questions of work-life balance, racial prejudice, gender inequality, cultural differences and female empowerment. She 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...a delicious dose of heartwarming characters and good humor."

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  • "Physician Sinha sparkles in her enjoyable and realistic debut...one to savor." 

 

  • "Women's fiction that deftly handles the commodification of wellness, women in healthcare, and the immigrant experience through relatable characters and smart dialogue. A must for contemporary-fiction readers."

 

  • "...thoughtful, well-written...a novel that follows the maturation of a strong, determined woman who—despite missteps—becomes who she wants to be."

At Least You Have Your Health

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  • “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

  • "Scorchingly honest, funny and poignant, and all too realistic, Madi Sinha's novel At Least You Have Your Health brings to bear all that is wrong with the word "wellness" when it gets into the wrong hands. In a world where privileged women will spare no expense for an IV drip or a lost pound, Sinha has mined the real issues driving the quest for the perfect everything that cripples so many women. Her narrator is the relatable, flawed, doing-her-best friend we all need in our lives."

    • Elyssa Friedland, author of Last Summer at the Golden Hotel

  • “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​
       

The White Coat Diaries

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  • "Readers looking for thrilling medical-drama goodness should turn to Madi Sinha's The White Coat Diaries."

    • PopSugar

  • "Move over Meredith and McDreamy, there's a hot new medical couple in town."

    • E! Online

  • “Norah Kapadia is among the most lovable and compelling characters in all of medical fiction.”

    • Kimmery Martin, author of The Antidote for Everything

  • “This authentic, no-holds-barred novel based on a savage intern year, is gripping. Her navigating love—in the hospital and in her traditional Indian family—is touching, funny, and fraught. Welcome, author Madi Sinha, to the club of doctor/writers.”

    • Samuel Shem, author of The House of God, The Spirit of the Place, and Man’s 4th Best Hospital 

  • "An engrossing story featuring an endearing protagonist. Madi Sinha offers a compelling glimpse into the world of medicine and desi culture through Norah Kapadia, a witty, fierce, memorable character. As Norah navigates her personal and professional struggles, she may falter, but she's never defeated. Readers will delight in her self-discovery and development—both as a doctor and an individual."

    • Margarita Montimore, author of Oona Out of Order

  • "Sinha tells a compelling story of self discovery and blends it beautifully with the chaotic world of medicine and the wrenching nature of love."

    • Sarah Smith, author of Faker

  • "Charming, authentic, and deeply moving, The White Coat Diaries explores one young doctor's quest for meaning amid the competing demands of career ambition, family obligation, and romantic entanglement."

    • Kristin Rockaway, author of She's Faking It

  • “Madi Sinha's witty, heartfelt novel navigates the worlds of medicine and South Asian culture. Readers everywhere will root for Norah Kapadia's compelling journey of self-discovery. Told with equal parts wit and warmth, this story beautifully explores ambition, romance, and identity.”

    • Saumya Dave, author of Well-Behaved Indian Women

  • "A smart, zippy gem of a read with a lot of heart and humour, and an endearing heroine."

    • Lauren Ho, author of Last Tang Standing
       

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