Gisèle Pelicot's memoir, "Et la joie de vivre," published on February 17th by Flammarion, recounts her personal and judicial ordeal following organized rapes by her ex-husband. The book, co-written with Judith Perrignon, details her life before the trauma, her discovery of the truth at the Carpentras police station, and her journey towards hope rather than victimhood. With 150,000 copies printed in France and translated into 22 languages, including "A Hymn to Life, Shame Has to Change Sides" in the US, Pelicot aims to offer her story as an example. Franceinfo is now seeking reader testimonies to gauge the book's impact on the public, promising confidentiality and explicit consent for any publication.