The romantic and anthropomorphic aspects of the story and explanations will appeal to some adult readers, and some parents and teachers may find this useful for introductory discussions of genetics, diversity, or evolution with children.
Blending the familiar with the new, both of these are suitable for young readers; primary grade school teachers could use them for lessons that involve social-emotional learning.
The multifaceted production and the familiar themes of magical times and a human child raised by a heroic figure offer many possibilities for use and enjoyment.
This is not a nursery rhyme and it will be confusing for most picture book readers. Offer this title to teachers who would like to incorporate visual literacy and discussion into reading classes.