Until Whatever

by Martha Humphreys

In a realistic novel about a teenager with AIDS, everyone knows that Connie Tibbs has AIDS, but only one person is willing to look beyond the fatal disease and see Connie as a human being. Reprint.

Genres: Young Adult

Paperback

First published September 1, 1991

About the author

Martha Mason Humphreys was a native of Washington, D.C., and came to Huntsville to teach speech and theater at Alabama A&M University and UAH. A published playwright and author, her first love was always the theater. She acted and directed in community theater and was instrumental in establishing the Wings Awards for the performing arts.

Reviews

[Kathryn Buono]

This book is pretty short and to the point and I liked that about it. It's only 150 pages but it says everything it needs to say.

[Gloria Crocker]

Something I read in highschool that stuck with me. I'm glad I never judged books by how dated the cover seemed when I worked in the library back then

[Megan]

Great book for teenage girls going through troubles and triumphs.

[Michelle]

Listed as Q3 = A good story with some faults, P3 = A booktalk on this title will excite most people’s interest