In her feature on "Plus Minus", Ewa Ornacka discusses several books that have profoundly influenced her. Chief among these is "5 grudniów" by James Kestrel, a novel set against a war backdrop that she describes as a thrilling crime story that kept her up at night, underscoring its status as a masterpiece. Additionally, she mentions the emotional weight of "Schindler's List" by Thomas Keneally, from which she found herself moved to tears. Ornacka also expresses excitement about receiving "The Italian Mafia" by John Dickie as a Christmas gift. She characterizes this book as a comprehensive documentation of organized crime in Italy, encompassing Cosa Nostra, Camorra, and 'Ndrangheta, and notes that it is well-written and over 500 pages of engaging narrative. The discussion showcases not only her fondness for literature but also promotes authentic journalism through subscriptions to RP.PL and collaborations with notable authors. Her recommendations reflect an appreciation for powerful storytelling that resonates with historical and contemporary issues.