There was a book when I was a kid that I had. It must have been an early 2000s or a 90s book. It was about looking through this keyhole. I remember one page being peeking through the blinds to see outside. The last page was a pull out pop up with a keyhole cut out. You could see several different rooms through this layered keyhole, like a boy picking his nose or an old lady and that. Its art style was wacky and strange and the book cover was a watercolor grey with a keyhole or something.
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Could this be Peepo! (a.k.a. Peek-A-Boo!) by Janet and Allan Ahlberg, as shown on medium.com/wonderbly-backstage/… ?– kimchi loverCommented Nov 23, 2022 at 19:43
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I’m looking for this too and can’t think of what it is! Did you ever find it?– Caitlin MooreCommented Jul 3, 2023 at 23:38
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The Snoops by Miriam Moss perhaps.
The back cover has a keyhole image: 
From the Publishers Weekly review:
Readers get the scoop through the eyes of the Snoops, until the binoculars are turned on the last page, which offers a 3-D peek into number nine Keyhole Place. There readers can spy the Snoops themselves, picking their noses, practicing karaoke and snarfing chocolates while clad only in underwear. Moss's (Jigsaw) text creates a hushed, conspiratorial tone and creepily paranoid atmosphere. Spidery, crudely rendered hand-lettered text sets off the eccentric style of French artist Durand's cartoon illustrations, often framed by a keyhole, raised blinds or a binocular shape.
Amazon reviewer mentions accordion-style pop up at the end.
