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LONDON -- Farewell Downton Abbey,Apps Archives hello Poldark.

There isn't much that can appease us now that we're mourning the loss of our much beloved Sunday night period drama -- except for Poldark,that is.

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In the BBC One series set in the 18th century there's tortured romance, breathtaking Cornish landscapes and the odd bit of shipwreck looting. If your love for the show runs deep, then this colouring book is right up your street.

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You can colour in the tortured eponymous hero Ross Poldark...

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...and would be most remiss not to include Ross and his wife Demelza locked in a loving embrace...

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The colouring book, of course, would be incomplete without Poldark's main mode of travel: his trusty horse...

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The colouring book doesn't just tell the story of Ross and Demelza's romance. It also features the dastardly George Warleggan, Garrick the Dog, Elizabeth and Francis Poldark and many others.

The Poldark Colouring Book is out now and can be purchased online for £9.99 ($13).

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