Henry Jenné (Henry Jenné da Costa Jr.), was born in the South of Brazil. Graduated with MBA in Management, he lived and studied in the United States and Argentina. He worked for big companies until 2015 when he decided to abdicate of his career to dedicate full time to Literature. Between the years 2003 and 2007 he studied interpretation and comunication and published a serie of articles in newspapers and magazines. Beyond of “21 Days at The End of The World”(1º edition published in portuguese by 2015), he is also author of “Between Rails and Stars“, among other titles in Portuguese and English.

Since 2015, Henry Jenné has been making independently an effort to encourage the use of public libraries around the world. During this period, he visited numerous public libraries in various Brazilian states and contacted numerous public libraries in different countries with the intention of donating his books and encouraging readers to attend Public Libraries.

Throughout his life the author has also persisted in raising awareness with regard to the importance of Indigenous Peoples, Spirituality and Childhood Education in the fight against Global Warming.