Beato Goes To:
Books
Beato Goes to Greenland
The first book in the series gives background on how Beato, the house cat from Atlanta started on his quest to see the world. In Greenland, Beato meets a local girl at her sheep farm, who acts as Beato’s tour guide and shows him around her country. Together, they visit the largest ice sheets, see polar bears and eat with an Inuit family. Beato finds about Greenland’s capital, currency, transportation, nature, food, people, games and animals
Product Details
Age Range: 4 – 8 years
Hardcover: 38 pages
Publisher: Mascot Books (July 5, 2016)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1631776266
ISBN-13: 978-1631776267
$14.95
Beato Goes to Israel
On his next trip, Beato sets out on an adventure to Israel where he rides a camel, floats in the Dead Sea, and learns about the Holy Land. Beato is guided by a local girl, Helena, who shows him the four quarters of Old Jerusalem and teaches him about different religions. They try unique foods at the markets in Tel Aviv, climb up the Bahai garden in Haifa, encounter Bedouins in the Negev Desert and celebrate the new year at a Kibbutz.
Product Details
Age Range: 4 – 8 years
Hardcover: 38 pages
Publisher: Mascot Books; 1 edition (December 6, 2016)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 9781631776281
ISBN-13: 978-1631776281
$14.95
Beato Goes to Indonesia
In Indonesia, Beato meets Putu, a Balinese boy who shows Beato how to fly kites, play badminton, race on stilts and do yoga. The new friends learn about Indonesian capital, language, customs and even see many of the endangered animals! Portion of proceeds from Beato Goes To Indonesia will be donated to the Bali Children’s Project, a nonprofit organization that helps kids in the villages on the island of Bali, receive education.
Product Details
Age Range: 1 – 3 years
Hardcover: 38 pages
Publisher: Mascot Books (July 4, 2017)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1631776304
ISBN-13: 978-1631776304
$14.95
Beato Goes to Japan
In Japan, Beato teaches kids about why it is important to learn from elders and teachers in a fun and exciting way. His travel guide, a girl named Kazumi (an actual Delta employee from Japan living in Atlanta), takes Beato to watch sumo wrestlers, learn calligraphy, sleep in a capsule hotel, and much more!
Product Details
Age Range: 4 – 8 years
Hardcover: 38 pages
Publisher: Mascot Books (June 5, 2018)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1684019419
ISBN-13: 9978-1684019410
$14.95
Beato Goes to Brazil
In Japan, Beato teaches kids about why it is important to learn from elders and teachers in a fun and exciting way. His travel guide, a girl named Kazumi (an actual Delta employee from Japan living in Atlanta), takes Beato to watch sumo wrestlers, learn calligraphy, sleep in a capsule hotel, and much more!
Product Details
Age Range: 4 – 8 years
Hardcover: 38 pages
Publisher: Mascot Books (October 1, 2019)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1684019435
ISBN-13: 978-1684019434
$14.95
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Meet the Characters
Ruso
is Beato’s older and wiser canine brother, who knows a lot about the world.
Ina
is a smart girl who lives with her parents on a sheep farm in Greenland.
Kazumi
is an adventurous girl from Okinawa, who knows a lot about Japanese traditions.
Amanda
is from Rio and loves to
play sports and
be outside.
Putu
is an intelligent
and friendly boy
from Bali, Indonesia.
"As parents, we can use the book 'Beato Goes to Japan' as a tool to talk to our kids about the importance of respect."
-Tara
"Wow, what a rich cultural adventure Sucheta took us on with the help of Beato! The children were engaged, the teachers were engaged, and we all were given a peek into a different way of living."
"Children learn to appreciate the world one country at a time. My children have been fans of these series. Can't wait for more titles."
-Smita
""My kids love this book series. “Beato goes to”, is meant to inspire young kids to travel, learn, and embrace different cultures and has done just that for my little ones. We love all animals and travel so these books are perfect for us!"
-Tyler
"She was giggling the whole time because the images are so fun!"
-Isabel
"As an ESL teacher, I have adopted it in my classes because even those who aren't proficient in English can still read it with their kids!"
-Lucia
