In Round the Corner, Evelyn Peerbaugh's boarding house is once again empty. The prospect of taking on new borders and learning their quirks is tough on Evelyn but she realizes that she needs to open the house back up. Once again the group she ends up with is an unusual group but throughout the book we see the characters open up more and discover themselves. The reader does get to see what is happening with all the first residents of Peerbaugh Place and I am anxious for the third installment in this series.