Short Story: The Toilet Monster

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Written by
Sally Brown

Narrated by
Dominic Tighe


Everyone knows that the toilet monster is asleep during the day. But at night it will bite your bottom and even gobble you up! But one night, Tyler just has to go...


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Tyler had been told that if he wasn’t fast enough the toilet monster would gobble him up. His big brother Kyle said that the toilet monster slept during the day, but if he needed a wee during the night the toilet monster would get him, or at least bite his bottom off.

So for the last few months Tyler had been too scared to go to the bathroom at night time. But sometimes he needed to go so badly he ended up wetting the bed. Mum was very nice about it but Kyle called him a baby and told him mum would make him wear a nappy. But luckily Mum never did. One evening as mum was tucking them both into bed she asked Tyler why he couldn’t use the toilet at night.

“Because of the toilet monster of course!” Tyler was very surprised that mum didn’t know about this.

“The toilet monster? Who told you that?” Mum asked, taking…

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James McEwan said "My real name is Bogg - I was in stitches with laughter. I love the way you have captured our irrational childhood fears in this delightful story. Although it is certainly a story for children I would be careful in telling it to 3 or 4 year olds, afterall you have just confirmed that Bogg exists. A good read."
8 months ago
Jay Leffew said "Noticed someone had listened to this, so read it, (I can't trust the audio; it cuts out halfway), and enjoyed it a lot. There must be a lot of such treasures I still haven't seen, having joined less than a year ago. I hope you're still around to read the appreciation this tale has wrought? I don't know why your rating isn't higher, 'though I guess you could've been a little more careful with your editing...?"
8 months ago
David Green said "A good children's story (and thus also a good read for us elders)."
1 year ago
Ailsa James said "I really enjoyed this story, a great little tale with a little nip in it! Huge fun. (Kyle's name was mixed up with Tyler's a couple of times but hey ho it didn't detract from an excellent read.)"
1 year ago
Lianne Mccarthy-shirey said "What a fabulous story, Sally. I love a bit of pay-backs, don't you? and I hope this isn't a spoiler, either."
2 years ago
Kate Smart said "matchmaking! - I hope I won't spoil this for readers too much by suggesting a possible romance between your toilet monster and Bill Kirton's Stanley? I think they'd make a lovely couple!! enjoyed this very much, thank you!"
2 years ago
Jonathan Morse said "this was fun - how can I say why I liked it without spoiling the fun for the next person?"
3 years ago

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