J.K. Rowling's fairy tales published for charity

The Children's High Level Group says it hopes to raise $8 million through sales of "The Tales of Beedle the Bard." Rowling co-founded the charity, which supports institutionalized children.

The book is a collection of five wizarding tales referred to in Rowling's Potter saga. It was initially produced in an edition of seven handwritten copies. One was bought by retailer Amazon at an auction in December for almost $4 million.

The book will be published Dec. 4 by Bloomsbury in Britain and Scholastic in the United States. Amazon plans a more expensive collectors' edition priced at $100.