Yamaha Stories

A memoir of all the cars I've loved before.

Jake is a popular motorcycle YouTuber and his passion for bikes made him rich. While his parents think he's studying business technology in Miami, he continues doing YouTube. But one day, a bet with his friends changes everything. A rich guy like him with a poor girl that works at McDonalds? No way. Or is there a way?

two complete opposites one good one bad how will it end?

Trusting you is my decision. Proving me right is your choice. J. Silver & Yamaha

EDITED AS OF AUGUST 2017 The Guitar. The Piano. The Drums. The Violin. All four hold a quarter of Skye Brooks. They describe her perfectly; but, the death of her parents shut her down, and her passion gets stored away. What happens when she and her little brother have to make that long jump from California to Virginia? New people, new problems. Their parents have left them under the care of their aunt and uncle - but then add two men that their parents have known for years and two classmates who'll turn out to be lifelong friends. They'll get more than what they've bargained for. Skye begins to learn that her new school need some old school lessons on old habits; but don't forget "Old habits die hard". She'll take what's become of her parents legacy and make it her own. She's gonna spread some West Coast love on the East, and make sure that they'll hear her out. This story revolves around minorities, diversity, bullying, ethnicity, morals and a lot of other lessons. You may not see it now, but hopefully you'll stick around long enough to understand. #SaveTheMusic #AntiBullying **All Rights Reserved**

This story is about my life when I first got my Dirt Bike a couple of months ago. I will tell you everything, from the falls to the fun bonfires and laughs and the cries. Because I got my bike recently, the book will take time to write.

Viola was an ordinary girl, or so she had thought. Ever since Viola was old enough to understand what an instrument and music was, her parents, Veronica and Joseph, forced music on her. They wanted her to be as good of a musician as they were, maybe even better. When Viola was five years old, her parents had her take her first lessons for the viola.