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20th May 2018
05:20pm BST

That didn't stop other Twitter users from pointing out that the Biff, Chip and Kipper illustrator had snuck some other slightly odd things into the series. One has a word hidden in the picture... https://twitter.com/danhigham/status/912016004703649792?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw&ref_url=http%3A%2F%2Fmetro.co.uk%2F2017%2F09%2F25%2Fhave-you-ever-noticed-the-dogging-scenes-hidden-inside-biff-chip-and-kipper-kids-books-6954460%2F While another featured an unexpected guest at a royal event.Interesting spot but some of the pages are missing from this title! We can reassure you nothing untoward is going on behind that bush
— Oxford Primary (@OUPPrimary) September 25, 2017
The books were illustrated by Alex Brychta, who was given an an MBE in 2012 for his services to children’s literature in 2012, according to Metro. The series is in fact part of the primary school curriculum in the UK and has surely given many parents a giggle. They're far from the only kids' books to have certain things hidden in them over the years, by the looks of things.I was surprised to find Gerry Adams at Buckingham Palace, in my son's book. pic.twitter.com/LP09joRvk8
— Michael Glasper (@michaelglasper) September 24, 2017
I noticed this as a kid in 'Where's Waldo' pic.twitter.com/uDFs27ZL0f
— tthac843 (@tthacker85) September 25, 2017
My fave pic.twitter.com/T4rWeCLxjU
— tomos (@tomos_e) September 24, 2017
Always found this one dodge pic.twitter.com/Z9HIzRD9ik
— lellabells (@lellabells) September 24, 2017
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