Sparrow I. There, where my heart is. This is another book of the Batskaushchyna Library series, a collection of essays, articles, stories and translations of newspaper articles written by Belarusians in Canada. It gives a glimpse of life and activities of the Belarusian community in Canada. Philosophical reflections on the meaning of life, landmarks in the history of humanity, society and the Fatherland will be of interest to many readers. The book is especially good for those curious about Belarusian history, life in emigration and Belarusian identity in general. It features a story about celebrations of Belarus' Independence Day in Canada, photographs of "Belarusian corner" exhibits from a display staged as part of Stitchers' Mosaic 2005, a seminar hosted by the Canadian Stitchers Society, and curious things noticed by the author's sharp eye in the life of Belarusians in Canada. Written with humor and in an easy language, the book will be a pleasure to read even for the most captious reader.