Can I create a link to a nodes taxonomy page?
There's a default path that links to taxonomy/term/term_id. For instance if the term_id for the term Self help books is 42, the following path will list all self help books.

taxonomy/term/42


Now, to replace this with the appropriate string, navigate to:

Home » Administration » Configuration » Search and metadata » URL aliases


and specify that Self help books should be an alias for taxonomy/term/42.

First, make sure all nodes that you want listed as self help books is tagged with the tag Self help books.

Then, to create a link to the nodes tagged with a specific term based upon vocabulary, you need to install and enable the Token module and the Token Filter module (unless you've already done so).

Next navigate to:

Home » Administration » Configuration » Content authoring » Text formats


and click Configure on the text format (or formats) you plan to use. Under Enabled filters. make sure the filter named Replace tokens is activated.

You can now see the what tokes that exist by going to:

Home » Administration » Help » Token


and expand the Nodes item.  Let us say that your book category field is named node:field_book_category.

Then, if you put an HTML link like this somewhere on a page tagged with Self help books:

&lt;a href="/[node:field_book_category]"&gt;View more [node:field_book_category]&lt;/a&gt;


you will get a link back to a page listing all nodes tagged with Self help books.

This will of course work with any other taxonomy term (e.g. sport books, cooking books, etc.) as well. However, the node can only be tagged with a single term from a particular vocabulary for this method to work.

Note: For this to work, the node must actually be tagged with exactly one taxonomy term from the relevant vocabulary.  You can easily check that the node is tagged this way: When you view the content of the node, the taxonomy term or terms it is tagged with is automatically inserted by Drupal with link to a list of all nodes tagged with the term. If this link does not appear, then the node is untagged. If multiple links appear, then there are multiple taxonomy terms. If the node is untagged, there will be no token replacement and the token will appear as plain text. If the node is tagged with multiple terms, then the token will expand into a list of taxonomy categories, and can no longer be inserted in a single link.

PS: As an alternative solution you can override the template for the node (node.tpl.php), you can replace the simple link mentioned in the previous paragraph with the string "View more" followed by the link.  This also work if there are more than one tag from the vocabulary on the page.