all i'd say is to try and reduce the use of 'best', and also try and develop your use of sentences. As a book review, you did keep it brief whilst selling the plot as well - which is really good. But there seemed to be a few things that weren't wrong, but can be improved
. There was a cliche about not liking the book which was too short, that could be replaced by an elaborated opinion (e.g. 'although I turned every page with delight, some chapters were just too short for my liking, like when Scrooge proceeds to reflect on his past mistakes, which my classmates agreed with'). You stated that Dickens portrays his opinions on society, which shows you know of Dickens' intentions, but personally I think there could be more context-specific details: Victorian society, upper class, lower class, details of Dickens' childhood, workhouses, poverty, capitalism etc.
There was a good use of discourse markers like 'although', 'however', 'overall', 'firstly'. But some of the uses were a bit confused, for example "however, overall" can just be replaced with "overall"
I don't do Eduqas English language so if anyone could provide an estimate of a grade, it would be appreciated. As I scanned the text, these were most the things I found, they're quite minor mistakes and reviews are meant to be semi-informal depending on the audience, so I wouldn't fret much now
Nimit : D