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Birthday fantasy
Whitney Butler has been one of the most talented writing and literature teacher I have met since my four years of working as a teacher and now head teacher at Ilsan M Poly School in South Korea. She is extremely creative, her writing is refreshing, and pulls the reader right into her story. Whether it be fiction or non-fiction, her writing style is down to earth and easy for people from all backgrounds to relate, even elementary and middle school students learning English as a second language when she was teaching in Korea. Students still talk about her today and she is missed. She is a budding writer and as a fellow humanities major who graduated with a B.A. in the humanities and took several writing classes at Johns Hopkins Universitiy, her writing is unparalleled. Bravo!!— December 1, 2012 2:11 a.m.