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Yours Legally

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Yours Legally

Yours legally is Sonia’s debut book and is a collection of six short stories related to the legal profession inspired by true events. Each story is based on the critical elements of law: the complainant, counsel, court, case, confinement and criminal.

Author: Sonia Sahijwani Saini

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8 reviews for Yours Legally

  1. Harsh Tyagi

    Yours Legally is a collection of six short stories, with one common protagonist, Sia Sen and the stories are bound with the one common thread, that is, law.

    Sia Sen, a law graduate, narrates these incidents to the readers, from what she observed within her profession that not only teach her about law, but a lot more as well, impacting her life and leaving an impression.

    The first three stories are based on the critical legal elements: The Complainant, The Court and The Case. The fourth story is based on the element The Counsel. The next two are based on the elements of The Confinement and The Criminal.

    The author’s intent to write this book is to reach out to anyone who may or may not have heard anything about the legal profession and to anyone who’s into the profession, it will be relatable to them.

    Short stories are rather difficult to write than a full length novel, so that the stories remain crisp. These short stories are no different. They have a courtroom drama scenes and the observations of a budding lawyer, learning a lot about legal profession as well as how the world works. The stories are quite interesting, and well-written, keeping the pace and do not bore the reader. Although a little insight behind each story from the author would have been appreciated, especially the first one. Nevertheless, it is for the reader to analyse the literary work. Enjoyed learning about the author’s journey of publishing this book too.
    This is overall a great collection of six stories. A great read to learn that court proceedings aren’t like the bollywood movies. Talking about the cover, it’s just so simplistic and just so pretty, related to the content inside.

  2. Devanshi

    Sia, a young girl who recently completed her graduation in Law takes you through the real scenarios of being a lawyer. The author being an L.L.B. graduate talks about the judiciary system of our country, India through Sia the protagonist of the book. She talks about all the pros and cons of our system openly.

    The book has six stories, six elements that are somehow connected and are based on a few real happenings. These stories give you a new way to look into life.

    This book is an honest example set out to show the legal system of the country. Such books talk deeply about reality, things we are ignorant about.

    I loved the idea and plot of the book. It’s written in a technical language but is smooth and easily comprehensible. I have never read anything on law, but this book is a must-read for everyone.

  3. Bindu

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    𝒀𝒐𝒖𝒓𝒔 π‘³π’†π’ˆπ’‚π’π’π’š

    πŸ†€πŸ…ΎπŸ†ƒπŸ…³#: DO YOU LIKE READING COURTROOM DRAMA?

    #AOTD: I like reading books court room themes but still trying to find out one of best.

    α΄€α΄œα΄›Κœα΄Κ€: Sonia Sahijwani
    κœ°α΄Κ€α΄α΄€α΄›: Kindle/ Paperback
    α΄˜α΄€Ι’α΄‡κœ±/α΄„Κœα΄€α΄˜α΄›α΄‡Κ€κœ±: 117
    π™ΆπšŽπš—πš›πšŽ: Fiction
    α΄˜α΄œΚ™ΚŸΙͺκœ±Κœα΄‡Κ€: Leadstart Publishing

    ⭐𝚈𝚘𝚞 πšŠπš›πšŽ 𝚊 πš™πš›πš˜πšπšžπšŒπš 𝚘𝚏 πš’πš˜πšžπš› πšŽπš—πšŸπš’πš›πš˜πš—πš–πšŽπš—πš. π™°πš—πšŠπš•πš’πšœπšŽ πš’πš˜πšžπš› πš•πš’πšπšŽ πš’πš— πšπšŽπš›πš–πšœ 𝚘𝚏 πš’πšπšœ πšŽπš—πšŸπš’πš›πš˜πš—πš–πšŽπš—πš. π™°πš›πšŽ πšπš‘πšŽ πšπš‘πš’πš—πšπšœ πšŠπš›πš˜πšžπš—πš 𝚒𝚘𝚞 πš‘πšŽπš•πš™πš’πš—πš 𝚒𝚘𝚞 πšπš˜πš πšŠπš›πš 𝚜𝚞𝚌𝚌𝚎𝚜𝚜 -πš˜πš› πšŠπš›πšŽ πšπš‘πšŽπš’ πš‘πš˜πš•πšπš’πš—πš 𝚒𝚘𝚞 πš‹πšŠπšŒπš”?.

    πŸ—£οΈπ€ππŽπ”π“ 𝐓𝐇𝐄 π€π”π“π‡πŽπ‘: Sonia Sahijwani is a 33 year old LL.B. graduate from Faculty of Law, Delhi University. After completing her graduation in Commerce from Delhi University (Gargi College), she pursued her Masters in Print Journalism (English) from Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC), New Delhi. Pursuant to a brief stint with a leading financial magazine, she left her job to study law. She is currently working in a public sector company as a legal officer and is posted at Chandigarh alongwith her husband Sulabh Saini. She is presently enjoying motherhood and is busy parenting her six month old son Suhaan. This is her first book.

    βš–οΈSYNOPSIS: One Protagonist Sia and six different stories and one theme that is Law. This is the book which has been written with these elements. I loved the fact that story are short, crisp and not written with any exaggeration of information.

    βš–οΈNOVELTY: I have read books with small stories however in those the theme, Protagonist and stories keep on changing. Thus, this is something I really enjoyed reading about this book.

    βš–οΈGUESSWORK: The stories flows with same theme however with different elements which is related to the Law. This is something I had enjoyed this.

    βš–οΈLANGUAGE: The language of the book has been kept simple and beginners friendly.

    βš–οΈFINAL CALL: I really enjoyed reading this book throughly as it’s a short yet crisp read. It is something different which is ideal to break the monotony.

    RATING: βš–οΈβš–οΈβš–οΈβš–οΈ/5

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  4. Pratha Khanna

    This book revolves around the thematic base of law as a profession narrated in the form of short stories about a first generation female lawyer in India. It does not only dwell into the satirical features of the Indian society as a whole but also gives insight into the legal profession and how the court system works. The editing and grammar was a little below average however, it did not sway away from the plot of the book and how the stories even though being on separate topics entangle really well together. Overall, for a debut author this book is very easy to grasp and sheds light on fundamental legal concepts in a great manner.

  5. Rivannah

    /THE PUNISHMENT MAY COME TO FEW,THE FEAR SHOULD EFFECT ALL/

    π˜πŽπ”π‘π’ π‹π„π†π€π‹π‹π˜ 𝐛𝐲 π’π¨π§π’πš π’πšπ‘π’π£π°πšπ§π’, is a anthology of incidents that left a prominent mark in our protagonist, Sia ‘s mind who has just graduated from her law college and now working under different law firms and assisting senior lawyers in order to explore and learn from these various opportunities.

    /THE LAW CANNOT FAIL IN DISPENSING JUSTICE/

    During these days of her she came across six incidents that occupied a prominent place in her mind and was discussed about in this book. Those six cases are,99 vs Ninyavee, The Kid on the Last bench, The wait for item No. 25, Behind those dark shades, Jail No. 5 and Qaidi No. 90

    My favourites among them are BEHIND THOSE DARK SHADES, a story of a visually challenged Lawyer, master of his job. A Man With Actual Vision and his inspiring journey

    JAIL NO. 5, here we get to know that Sia got a opportunity to fulfill one of her dreams to visit a jail and furthermore went on describing how beautiful and clean the jails are and where she had a convo with a man who seems decent man but is also a criminal this chapter was just surrel for me and seems like I can vividly visualise the whole thing

    /EQUITY FOLLOW THE LAW/

    The writing style was easy and lucid so that a person who doesn’t know anything about law can still grip on the stories blended with emotions

    /THE CRIMES CARRIES THE PERSON/

  6. Nupur Malik

    βš–οΈ The Punishment May Come To Few, But The Fear Should Effect All !

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    πŸ–€ This book is a collection of six stories written by experiencing some bittersweet yet memorable experiences author had which she showcases by storytelling
    Sia , the protagonist of the story who has just passed out her college and is keen on learning and taking cases and explore the profession more. This story is a reflection of her experiences during the journey of her in the field of law.

    These story tells how the judiciary system works and how some people have to suffer in different forms yet not losing hope they believe in justice.

    πŸ–€ Each story gives out an important lesson, embedded with different emotions it grips the readers interest till the end.
    Though I expected that author should have told about the cases more interestingly , still it was a worth picking.
    Even if you are not a law student , this book is an easy read and is penned in such a style that everyone can understand the legal terms.

    🀍 The two stories that actually left a deep impact on me were of a aged women who was bought to the court and being helpless was being behaved so ruthlessly by his own family, And another of the lil boy was brought to the court by her mother to win the case trying to gain sympathy by using her own child.

    These were actually most heartwarming stories that were enough to tear me and know how people can stoop to win.
    Both the elements of humanity, honesty,and hope made a difference that was enough to break all the barriers.

    Happy Reader πŸ¦‹

  7. Sonika Kargutkar

    ‘YOURS LEGALLY’ is an interesting book written by Sonia Sahijwani.

    ✍️The book is a collection of different stories which are the actual experiences of the author.

    There are total 6 stories which are-
    πŸ‘‰99 VS ninyanve
    πŸ‘‰The kid on the last bench
    πŸ‘‰The wait for item No.25
    πŸ‘‰Behind those dark shades
    πŸ‘‰Jail No.5
    πŸ‘‰Qaidi No.90

    ✍️As I read the title of the stories,I got a different vibe.Different here means,something which aroused my curiosity. All the titles are something different and unpredictable.

    ✍️And as I started to unfold the stories,I was in awe.

    πŸ˜‰I am a management student and in my first year,I had law as one of my subject.And there once my teacher said-In court you have to keep attention on your words keenly.Your one wrong word and the case is dismissed.

    ✍️And I got to know this in 99 VS ninyanve.

    ✍️Other stories were also different in their own.I liked ‘Behind those dark shades’ too.

    ✍️Every story was different and every story surprised me.

    ✍️The whole book was a page-turner for me.

    ✍️I liked the book,as something related to law and justice and such experiences were first time read by me.

    ✍️I would like to appreciate the author for writing something and practical.

    ✍️The language is super easy to understand.The narration is to the point and pace is also aptly maintained by the author.

    ✍️Also,talking about the cover-
    I loved it!!The book is in black color which makes it super attractive and classy.

    ✍️Do read this amazing book which is based on a different and interesting concept.

  8. Thanishor

    Book name: Yours Legally
    Author: Sonia Sahijwani.
    Yours legally by Sonia Sahijwani is a collection of 6 short stories having one common protagonist Sia and one common thread which binds all the stories.

    The story is about the protagonist ” Sia” who finished her graduation against her parent’s wishes. She grabs an opportunity to work with a Senior Advocate Mr Kabir Mehta who was specializing in property law matters.
    The whole story revolves around ” the Case, the Court, the Counsel, the Complainant, the Confinement and the Criminal.
    Each chapter is about incidents and events in Sia’s law journey. The real scenario of the court is shown in the book and the description of the jail was really outstanding.
    The cover of the book is simple yet attractive with the lawyer’s neckband.
    The narration by the author is enchanting and clear which will make the reader enjoy the book.
    I would recommend this book to law students and those readers who are curious to know about the actual scene of court and jail.

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