Albert the Albatross – Learning right from wrong

Albert the Albatross takes us on a poignant tour of all he has learned in life from friends to foes and how to ensure right from wrong.

Albert visits many friends and tells us a story of what he has learned most importantly what makes people happy, mainly this is being and doing good, and how to go about doing this, through these short rhyming phrases in this beautiful children’s book, children can learn right from wrong and good from bad.

About the Author : Why Right from Wrong is Important

Oscar Redden IV

is the author of “Albert the Albatross: Attitude Equal Altitude”- a book developed to function as a blueprint to teach and inspire the youth about the values of integrity and respect. Oscar grew up in Sanford, Florida- a close-knit community where everyone knows each other, and family is monumental. Oscar has a Master’s in Business Administration from Saint Leo University and has spent over 6.5 years in Logistics with Walmart Supply Chain. Oscar believes that a positive attitude is more important than all skill-set and is the X-factor to achieving your dreams. Recently, Oscar transitioned his career and is now a 5th Grade: Math and Science teacher. There he continues to share his influence about the power of a positive attitude and motivates the youth to be the best representation of themselves. He currently lives in Ocala, Florida with his fiancée.

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