Beloved children's illustrator Quentin Blake's connection with Roald Dahl continues to be celebrated with a nomination in both categories for this year's Funny Prize. Blake is honoured on this year's shortlists for a book about a woman with magical "pockets galore", which tickled the fancy of the judges for the six and under shortlist, and for - in what is his second Roald Dahl Funny Prize shortlisted collaboration with the comedian David Walliams – a book about the truly honking Mr Stink, which the judges found delightfully disgusting for the seven to 14s

The Funniest Book for Children Aged Six and Under
Angels Sprocket's Pockets
Angelica Sprocket's Pocketsfunnyprize-2010 by Quentin Blake (Jonathan Cape)

Dogs Don't Do Balletfunnyprize-2010 by Anna Kemp, illustrated by Sara Ogilvie (Simon & Schuster)

Dog Loves Booksfunnyprize-2010 by Louise Yates (Jonathan Cape)

The Nanny Goat's Kidfunnyprize-2010 by Jeanne Willis, illustrated by Tony Ross (Andersen Press)

One Smart Fishfunnyprize-2010 by Chris Wormell (Jonathan Cape)

The Scariest Monster in the Worldfunnyprize-2010 by Lee Weatherly, illustrated by Algy Craig Hall (Boxer Books)

The Funniest Book for Children Aged Seven to 14

The Incredible Luck of Alfie PluckThe Clumsies (1) - The Clumsies Make A Messfunnyprize-2010  by Sorrel Anderson, illustrated by Nicola Slater (HarperCollins Children’s Books)

Einstein's Underpants - And How They Saved the Worldfunnyprize-2010 by Anthony McGowan (Yearling)

The Incredible Luck of Alfie Pluckfunnyprize-2010 by Jamie Rix, illustrated by Craig Shuttlewood  (Orion Children's Books)

Mr Stinkfunnyprize-2010 by David Walliams, illustrated by Quentin Blake (HarperCollins Children’s Books)

The Ogre of Oglefortfunnyprize-2010 by Eva Ibbotson (Macmillan Children’s Books)

Withering Tightsfunnyprize-2010 by Louise Rennison (HarperCollins Children’s Books)

All of these books are available from Amazon.