Pajama Monster — Blog — The Lost In Dreams Universe

‘The Squashbuckler Diaries’ are the daily tales of Joy Shelley’s Life in the Dream. The ‘Lost in Dreams’ books will tell the story of what happens to her at ages 6, 9, 12, 15, and so on. The diaries tell us what happens before, after, and between the books.

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Jan 16
Jan 16 #385: The Strange Incident of the Pajama Monster, Part 5

Age: 3, Told by The Red Dragon

“What’s it doing, Dad?” Dragon Little had been originally frightened by the idea of a Pajama Monster. But then, as her father created it for her and made it harmless, he had taught her to accept her fears. It had worked, because now there was no fear in her voice.

“I don’t know, that’s very str--” he began, but then the Pajama Monster’s face became one of pain. “Oh, no. No, no,” he grabbed Dragon Little’s arm and together they took a few steps back.

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Jan 15
Jan 15 #384: The Strange Incident of the Pajama Monster, Part 4

Age: 3, Told by The Red Dragon

“What does it want? What does it want?” the tiny 3-year-old asked, head buried deep in her father’s chest.

“I don’t know,” her father said calmly. “What do you think it wants?”

“It wants to eat my pajamas!”

“Really?”

She nodded.

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Jan 11
Jan 11 #383: The Strange Incident of the Pajama Monster, Part 3

Age: 3, Told by The Red Dragon

Dragon Little and Dragon Father were still hiding behind the railing of Bonny’s Revenge from the monster Dragon Little was imagining.

“It’s big! Like a flying elephant!” Dragon Little said.

“Oh, yeah?”

“And it has a tall neck like a flying giraffe!”

“Ooh, that doesn’t sound good.”

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Jan 10
Jan 10 #382: The Strange Incident of the Pajama Monster, Part 2

Age: 3, Told by The Red Dragon

“Joy, it’s just a nightmare!”

“There it is! There it is!” she pointed just as he was looking at her.

He and I quickly turned our heads, but there was nothing there.

“I don’t see it,” he said.

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