Dr. (Mrs.) Caroline Mathew
Dr. Caroline Mathew, born in Port Blair in 1961, completed her schooling in the Andaman Islands and earned her Ph.D. in E.L.T. from Utkal University. With an impressive 43-year career in education, she retired as a school principal, but considers herself foremost a teacher and then a writer. Dr. Mathew has a deep-seated passion for reading and writing, with over three decades of experience, crafting poems, articles, and stories. She has published three books: two poetry anthologies and a collection of children's stories. A dedicated admirer of nature, her poetry often celebrates its beauty. ShRead More...
Saints on Earth
Books by Caroline Mathew
Have you ever visited the Andaman and Nicobar Islands? This book will take you on a visual voyage to the Emerald Green Islands! The story revolves around ordinary people who perform simple tasks with great love and display exemplary courage in times of peril. Unwavering in their values, they are the true saints of this earth.
The protagonist of this memoir is Abba, a village boy from remote South India, raised by his parents amidst life's adversities. I
Saints on Earth
Books by Caroline Mathew
Have you ever visited the Andaman and Nicobar Islands? This book will take you on a visual voyage to the Emerald Green Islands! The story revolves around ordinary people who perform simple tasks with great love and display exemplary courage in times of peril. Unwavering in their values, they are the true saints of this earth.
The protagonist of this memoir is Abba, a village boy from remote South India, raised by his parents amidst life's adversities. I
Reflection
Books by Caroline Mathew
‘Reflection’ is an anthology of forty poems which showcase Dr. Caroline’s emotions about the travails of modern living and she has beautifully captured human sentiment in different circumstances of life. Her poems have the power to transform the mundane surroundings to a magical world and can make you swing to the mood of her verse. Each of her poems is a circumspect contemplation expressing the obscure problems and pains of a particular cond
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