Bingsu for Two

The strong narrative voice and amusing banter shine in this deeply heartwarming, laugh-out-loud rom-com that's equal parts coming-of-age story. * Kirkus Reviews * A delightfully cozy, laugh-out-loud gem. -- David Yoon, New York Times bestselling author of Frankly in Love Utterly delightful! Bingsu for Two had me grinning from ear to ear the entire way through. The realness of River's struggles to find himself and his way through life, the charm of the found family among the workers at the Bingsu For Two cafe, and the slow-burn, enemies-to-lovers, verbal-sparring-as-flirting relationship between River and Sarang . . . all of it made for an addictive, feel-good read! Sujin Weatherspoon is a fresh voice in young adult romance and I'm a huge fan! -- Susan Lee, author of Seoulmates and The Name Drop So freaking adorable! Bingsu for Two is the perfect slow burn enemies-to-lovers book I adore! And these characters are utterly delightful! They will run away with your heart, you've been warned! -- Ellen Oh, author of The Colliding Worlds of Mina Lee With perfectly imperfect characters, romantic misadventures and a dash of banter, Witherspoon has created a perfect recipe for a fun YA debut. Bingsu For Two is an enemies-to-lovers rom-com that is as sweet as its title. -- Grace K. Shim, author of The Noh Family A perfect blend of wit, hijinks, and earnestness, Bingsu for Two is sure to become a fan favorite. Deftly balancing explorations of teenage angst and the weight of others' expectations with a delicious, swoon-worthy romance, Witherspoon has brewed up the perfect YA rom-com. A can't-miss debut from a refreshing new voice! -- Sydney Langford, author of The Loudest Silence This book has unlocked my newest favorite setting: a Korean cafe! I had so much fun following River and his co-workers bicker, flirt and whip up the most delicious cafe drinks, all while falling in love. With her ability to balance the vulnerability of her characters with laugh-out-loud humor, Witherspoon is a talent to watch. A standout debut! -- Axie Oh, New York Times bestselling author of XOXO and The Girl Who Fell Beneath the Sea With humour, heart, and a slow-burn enemies-to-lovers arc, this book offers a delightful, chaotic journey. Highly recommended. -- Tom Tolkein * The School Reading List * This heartwarming enemies-to-lovers romance novel celebrates the silver lining of redirection amidst a world of chaos. * Inis Magazine * A beautifully cozy and funny romance. * Armadillo Magazine *

Sujin Witherspoon is a Korean-American author, artist, and lover of words she can't pronounce. She gravitates toward stories that will either plague her nightmares or make her stomach hurt from laughter-no in between. Having earned her degree in English from the University of Washington, she spends her time writing, thinking about writing, or thinking about how she should be writing. You can find her online at sujinwitherspoon.com