Nighttime Ninja artist Ed Young reveals some of the book's secrets, at the National Book Festival 2012. He also explains how his Caldecott Honor book Seven Blind Mice came about.
Nighttime Ninja goes trick-or-treating. Found on Pinterest.
Here's someone's creative rendition
of Nighttime Ninja into a Halloween pumpkin. Carving a design is
also not too difficult. Draw the design on the pumpkin with a pencil.
Cut the top of the pumpkin out, scoop out the seeds and fiber (clean off
the seeds and toast them for a delicious treat). Then, carefully cut out the design with a sharp knife. For master pumpkin-carving, see David LaRochelle's website for samples and a video of how he does complex designs (he's the author of Moo, one of Ninja's favorite books).
If you're
already planning to go trick-or-treating as Nighttime Ninja yourself you can easily create your own ninja costume: black pants, black shirt, and a dark kerchief around
your head or balaclava (but remember, though, to add something
reflective or light-colored (like a wide sash) for safety if you're
going to be crossing streets).