Fight for Justice
Coteau Books / 10 November 2009

Fight for Justice by Lori Saigeon Published by Coteau Books Review by Ryan Melnyk $7.95 ISBN: 978-1-55050-405-7 School for a child can be one of the most terrifying places he or she might go. In the case of Justice, the main character of Fight for Justice, every corner is one worth worrying about. We all know that school is full of bullies and it is said that if you just mind your own business, no one will bother you. However, the modern bully in an elementary school these days has changed; it is now rare that one will do anything wrong without a group of people to help conceal his or her actions and torment the victim. They also do not resort to physical conflict without reason because they know more trouble will come if the victim had been physically hurt. Even the appearance of bullies today is different; you might think that the biggest kid on the playground is the one who picks on everyone. Bullying today is often mental abuse and even spiritual abuse. Bullies are good at finding kids’ weak points. Fighting for Justice deals with every kind of bullying children might face in the early years…