Throughout the poem, Bradstreet uses exaggeration, or hyperbole, in describing what she believes to be her book's flaws. Which statement best describes the purpose of this rhetorical device? She wants the reader to know that she is not responsible for all the printer's errors and the poor quality of binding materials.
She is aware that she does not always achieve her goal as a writer and hopes readers will judge her work kindly.
She believes she is not a good writer but must publish anyway because she is poor and needs money.
She thinks her book is well written and is only pretending to dislike it in order to be sarcastic towards its critics.