Hope this book will become a series - loved the main character, the mafia family and dystopian background. Really good and something a bit different.

Reading in the bath :) my only chance of peace in this mad house!

Thought I would have a hard time getting into this but I can't put it down.

So far this book is awesome! Halfway through and loving it!

I love that the cover (under the slipcover) looks like a chocolate bar.

Some light night reading

Won the audio book and started listening right away.

Gabrielle Zevin is amazing. Chocolate and coffee are illegal in NYC in 2083!

This sounds very good.. might get it when I get some money!

Love the author & this sounds intriguing!

This looks like a good book

By the description of All These Things I’ve Done I was expecting more about this dystopian society and the mafia family. While there were glimpses of both, the central part of the story followed... more

By the description of All These Things I’ve Done I was expecting more about this dystopian society and the mafia family. While there were glimpses of both, the central part of the story followed Anya with her immediate family and friends and her trouble within. Yes, something’s are illegal and others are rationed…oh and there is also a curfew, but that’s about it for this world. The crime and poverty don’t come into play very much either – they are wearing hand me down clothing and there is an attempted robbery, but still, these aren’t central to the story. This bothered me more than I realized – kind of felt a bit of the bait and switch. There was a lot of Romeo & Juliet to the story with the mafia daughter and the D.A.’s son falling for one another…and that son is pretty wonderful and intriguing all at the same time. Read the rest of Jessica's review at Book Sake.