how does my book make me think about justice in the world?

My book makes me think about justice in the world because the main character moves around alot. After the lesson in class it made me think like moving around so much she must have seen different living conditions i wonder if that has ever effected her, and if so why isn't it in the book? Also the main character moves around because of the dads job so maybe they always get nice places to live so the areas they live in are never bad. Then i thought about when her mom and dad where together and they owned a resteraunt and how where money conditions then and did it effect her. I don't really think my book shows justice in the book as much as it  brings up questions about justice in the world.

does my book have justice?

The book i am reading is what happened to goodbye by Sarah Dessen. in this book the main characters parents are separated and the daughter feels put in the middle because she lives with her dad and her mom keeps trying to talk to her, even thou the main character because of the fact that she feels her mom broke her dads heart which she kind of did. I think justice will be served if the main character is taken out of the middle of the separation. Which is kind of complicated because her and her mother would have to work together to make that possible
The main character can change it by just excepting her moms mistake and move on and let it go. then by talking to both of her parents and showing them equals respect she would be forced in the middle of the separation. Also the mother can except that she made a mistake and give the daughter time to get over it. i think that if they come to an agreement with these two solutions that "justice" would happen for everyone