As Others See Us: The Diary of a Canadian Debutante is a fascinating book written by Canadian author William Henry Pope Jarvis. In this unique diary, we delve into the daily life of a young Canadian girl going through her debutante period. The author successfully combines descriptions of social events, thoughts of the heroine and impressions from communication with various people. The book reflects the times and conditions of life in Canada at the beginning of the 20th century, and also reveals important aspects of the culture and morality of that time. "As Others See Us" is a valuable document of Canadian history and social customs that will appeal to a wide range of readers who are interested in analyzing social stereotypes and lifestyles of past eras.