Calle Escritora Elena Fortún. In 1993 Celia, lo que dice, Celia novelista and Celia en el colegio were adapted into a series of six episodes for Spanish television and directed by José Luis Borau. In November 2019, her book Celia en la revolución was adapted by Alba Quintas into a theater play, directed by María Folguera. It premiered at the Valle-Inclán Theater of the Spanish National Drama Center. Writings Celia, lo que dice (1929) Celia en el colegio (1932) Celia novelista (1934) Celia en el mundo (1934) Celia y sus amigos (1935) Cuchifritín el hermano de Celia (1935) Cuchifritín y sus primos (1935) Cuchifritín en casa de su abuelo (1936) Cuchifritín y Paquito (1936) Las travesuras de Matonkiki (1936) Matonkiki y sus hermanas (1936) Celia madrecita (1939) Celia institutriz en América (1944) El cuaderno de Celia (1947) La hermana de Celia (1949) Mila, Piolín y el burro (1949) Celia se casa (cuenta Mila) (1950) Patita y Mila estudiantes (1951) La hermana de Celia: Mila y Piolín El arte de contar cuentos a los niños (1947) Los cuentos que Celia cuenta a las niñas (1950) Los cuentos que Celia cuenta a los niños (1951) Celia en la revolución (1987) Oculto Sendero (2016) References External links Theater adaptation of Celia en la revolución at Spanish National Drama Center Spanish children's writers Exiles of the Spanish Civil War in Argentina 1886 births 1952 deaths Women in war 1900–1945 Women in war in Spain Spanish women children's writers Spanish women novelists Spanish women short story writers Spanish short story writers Writers from Madrid 20th-century Spanish novelists 20th-century Spanish women writers Exiles of the Spanish Civil War in France 20th-century short story writers Spanish LGBT writers Burials at Cementerio de San Justo