Good Girl is the debut chapbook of Lyssie Brown. It bares its dog-white teeth with each page, gradually morphing from the need of being wanting to the yearning to be heard. Brown's internal monologue, embodying both a rabbit and a fox, reveal her poems as a clear shot to the reader. However, she has been hunted far too long and it's time to face the beast that stalks, with a bold beginning and hopeful end, Good Girl is about setting a place at a table you built with your own two hands. A chapbook for the loyal dogs and the hungry folks.